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Oneprofile has one command palette for the whole app, plus chords for working a table’s grid without the mouse. Every shortcut below is also shown next to the control it triggers.
The command palette open over a table, with a search box at the top and grouped results below it for recent pages, actions and integrations.

The command palette, open over a table.

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Open the command palette

1

Press Cmd+K

Opens the palette from any page. Search pages, integrations and account actions, or jump to a page you visited recently. Use Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux.
2

Press it again

Closes the palette.

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Work a table’s grid

Every shortcut below also shows next to its control in the grid’s toolbar.

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Move around the grid without a mouse

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Collapse the sidebar

Press Cmd and the backslash key to collapse or expand the sidebar to icons only. The same combination switches it back.

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Good to know

Use Ctrl instead of Cmd throughout. Every shortcut on this page works the same way on both.
On a narrow window the sidebar is forced to its icon rail. The shortcut turns off there because there is nothing left to collapse into.
It closes whatever is open, in order: a fill in progress, then a header menu, then an open panel such as Tools. With nothing open, it collapses a multi-cell selection back to one cell.
Some buttons carry their own single-key shortcut, shown as a small key next to their label. They only fire while you are not typing in a field.

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Next steps

Run columns

See what a column’s own run menu can do.

Rows and cells

Learn the rest of the grid.