Quickbase

We have achieved benefit and now have a process where none existed previously.

We have achieved what we initially set out to accomplish with our custom Quick Base app. It's intuitive enough to allow us to modify on the fly and improve any aspect of the app as it runs today.

We have achieved it. We can customize codes to be accessible for timesheets so we are accurately paid by each type of funding per code.

Yes, we absolutely have. Like I mentioned earlier, we've developed a suite of powerful business applications that are used by our entire employee base (as well as some of our clients) on a daily basis. Over time, we've become better at getting the most out of the powerful and flexible toolset that QuickBase offers.

It’s been a fit for us and we have found value in it. We do set aside time to create features within the system that will ultimately reduce cost or save time in some way. We have gone through a few consultants who have worked on an hourly basis who have been helpful in achieving our vision.

We have developed an in-house app that manages inventory and allows us to dispatch field installations and service work.

I have not had experience with this area.

It works perfectly for Solgen power because once I submit my clients' information, my team of engineers can get straight to work to have an array set up for me in even just hours.

We are achieving benefit from Quick Base on a daily basis.

Yes. We started with just a project tracker and now have created apps for our data team and soon for our sales team.

Using Quick Base, my organization has been able to build and maintain applications to manage over 12000 spare parts from over 500 sub-suppliers.

We have achieved a lot with QuickBase. Building and deploying apps on the simple side is very easy, and very straightforward. I can certainly attest to the benefit that this has provided to our company with increased turn around time, order tracking, customer management and information retention per each specific sale has been a huge leap for us.

As this is Quick Base's primary feature, it executes it perfectly. Building and deploying work is instantaneous. Maintenance is dependent on how you build the apps initially like with anything in the development scene.

Unsure. I only use for tracking time. Great for that.

Honestly, it hasn't changed that much since I started 2 years ago, or only a bit. It suits our needs for the moment and does what it's been designed to do, very well.

We have been able to make great use of the applications. It has aided us to view the jobs we do and maintain great track of them.

Not as well as could be done because it is too compartmentalized at our organization and too many separate apps.

Yes- we have deployed several applications that replaced manual, time consuming processes. These have increased productivity and accuracy of information.

We have benefited from this as we have built our own forecasting application to achieve our business needs. We weren't able to find something similar out there, so we built our own.

The company has significant experience in the use and distribution of Quick Base. New employees adapt easily to the platform, learning is quick and easy, and in a short time they answer customer queries and implement adjustments with ease.

QB is a central tool in our work, our work is built around it.

In both current and past roles, I've been involved with building business applications with Quick Base, with full-stack software development, and with other tools. Quick Base is by far the fastest and easiest platform I've used to build and maintain apps.

While the platform is powerful and easy to use, building fast does not mean building well. I've worked on a lot of "home-grown" apps that were built by business users the wrong way. For more complex apps, an underlying understanding of how to construct an application is more important that how easy the platform is to use.

Yes, we've definitely done just that. We looked at a bunch of different content and creative project tracking products. But the off-the-shelf products didn't offer us the full functionality that we get in Quickbase. In fact, we even tried one to use side-by-side with what we built in Quickbase. After a year, we got rid of it, because what we could do in QuickBase was quicker, better, and more powerful.

I have no idea. This is above my pay grade.

We have achieved building and maintaining our application. We currently have several users that log in and review the information needed. Along with reviewing, users add notes and change details for others to be able to log in and look at the information at any time. Having the ability to create an application specific for the job is great.