Will QuickBase work with my iPhone or other mobile device?

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Yes! QuickBase works on your iPhone. While you can access pretty much any QuickBase feature from your phone, Intuit recommends that you limit your activities to using applications only. Find, view and update information in an application, but do not attempt to change the structure of the application via iPhone. Do advanced customizations on a full computer only.

Tip: Use your computer to create and save QuickBase reports designed to display well on the iPhone. When you're on the go, all you need to do is select the report.

Other PDAs may or may not work, depending upon the mobile browser the device uses. Again, stick to using QuickBase applications and avoid customizing the application itself.

If you plan to use your mobile device to view QuickBase notifications, you'll get better results if you configure notifications to go out in text format, not HTML.

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Thanks for sharing this

Submitted by Xavier (not verified) on Thu, 11/29/2012 - 07:34.

Thanks for sharing this update, many people know that it works with android, but few are aware of it with iPhone.

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