Thanks for the reply. In my humble opinion, this should rank high in your priorities because I do believe this to be a very important feature in many sectors.
For instance in real estate, there is a lot of data to collect for listings. A lot of it is conditional, i.e if it’s a house, we’re gonna need to fill field A and B, if it’s an apartment we need to fill C and D, and so on.
If your business has any kind of complexity with many data points, you end up with potentially dozens of fields. Having a string of empty, irrelevant fields makes it very bothersome for users to input data. And when a crm is bothersome it slows adoption.
You could find workarounds, like an option to hide a field if it’s empty, or allow users to fill simplified webforms with only a few select fields to create items, but it’s still going to be a problem in the long run.
Just my 2 cents