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Hyperline ships with keyboard shortcuts across navigation, search, record creation, and data tables. Most are wired in globally and work from anywhere in the app — except while typing inside an input or editor, where the focused field captures the keys. On Mac, the modifier is ⌘. On Windows and Linux, it’s Ctrl. Sequence shortcuts (e.g. G then H) are typed in quick succession with no modifier.

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Command palette

The fastest way to do almost anything.
ShortcutAction
⌘ K / Ctrl KOpen the command palette
EscClose
↑ ↓Move between items
EnterRun the selected item
→Open a sub-menu
←Leave the current sub-menu

Tip 💡

Paste any Hyperline entity ID (customer, subscription, invoice, product) into the palette to jump straight to its page. Useful when an ID lands in your inbox or in a Slack thread.
Type G, then the destination letter(s), in quick succession.
ShortcutPage
G HHome
G C UCustomers
G IInvoicing
G QQuoting
G TTransactions
G RReports
G EEvents
G AAudit log
G C ACatalog
G SSettings

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Create — N then a letter

ShortcutAction
N CNew customer
N SNew subscription
N QNew quote
Each shortcut opens the matching creation form as a modal — no page reload, no lost context.

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Tables

The new generation of Hyperline tables — currently Insights and Revenue recognition — supports spreadsheet-style selection. Select a few cells, copy, and paste straight into Excel, Google Sheets, or Notion.
ShortcutAction
ClickSelect a cell
Shift ClickExtend selection to clicked cell
⌘ Click / Ctrl ClickToggle a single cell in or out of the selection
Click + dragDrag-select a range
⌘ C / Ctrl CCopy selection as TSV
⌘ A / Ctrl ASelect every cell in the table (after a first selection)
EscClear selection
The footer shows live stats — sum, average, count — for the current selection when amounts or numbers are selected.

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Discoverability

Most shortcuts also appear:
  • as a tag next to the action inside the command palette
  • as a hint in the tooltip when hovering sidebar items
If a shortcut is documented here but doesn’t seem to fire, check that the focus isn’t trapped inside a text input — click outside the field first, then trigger the shortcut.