We’re excited to announce that, as part of Sunday’s release, we are introducing major improvements to the QuickBase mobile experience! This is a substantial addition to the view-only version we released back in January and includes that ability to add and edit records in your applications from your mobile device. QuickBase mobile increases your team’s productivity by enabling users to access, update or create QuickBase...
The “Invisible” ROI of Ad Hoc Apps
Most QuickBase customers come to us looking for solutions. They usually need to solve some very specific problems. In most cases QuickBase is an excellent choice and they can start to calculate the return on their investment in short order. The applications they build are...
12.19.10 QuickBase Release: Easier Reporting
QuickBase is designed for the business user (read: non-database engineer), so the latest release is all about making reporting on powerful applications simpler. To simplify reporting, we’ve reduced the need for formula fields in advanced filtering by including some of your most common queries in...
Filling Out Surveys Pays Off! Survey Feedback Incorporated Into Upcoming Release
A little while ago, I asked some of you (our customers) to fill out a product feature survey. The goals of the survey were to assess your interest in adding collaboration features to QuickBase vs. other features and to also understand key aspects of how...
Of Mobile Applets and Androids: Creating a Native Android Application for QuickBase
The following is a personal project I’ve been working on with the intent to stimulate ideas among the QuickBase developer and user community, and to share some resources that I found helpful. My hope is that what’s here could help spark out-of-the-box ideas for solutions...
QuickBase Is Looking for New Talent. Tell Us What Makes You Tick!
If you’re here, you probably know that QuickBase is the number one online database. What you might not know is that more than half of all Fortune 100 companies use QuickBase to manage critical business operations. Recently, we’ve seen significant growth in our business and...
Design Decisions: A Deep Dive Into the New App Creation Experience
One of our User Experience Designers, Rob Keohane, takes us through the nitty gritty design decisions that brought us to the new App Creation process in the recently released version of QuickBase.
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