Quickbase

I can't champion quickbase enough in that regard. Everyday I am explaining to someone how I solved a problem through quickbase.

Quickbase is a excellent tool for various scenarios, we have used it for several business cases, such as needing a platform for our marketing department to manage various campaigns and projects, we also used this product for keeping track of inventory, customizing reports and forms and avoiding stockouts and overstock situations, and for customer service department is ideal this product for managing client information, track interactions, and handle support tickets, a less appropriate scenario would be using this product to manage extremely large data sets, Quickbase could struggle with performance issues, and another less appropriate scenario would be advanced machine learning projects, where Quickbase is not really adapted to perform well.

Tracking, project management, CLM tool, process flows are all suited for Quickbase. We use all these functions in some way or form. For providers data, networks, campaigns, terminations, contacts, renewals, and projects.

I really enjoy the flexibility that Quickbase has to offer. I love that the community is supportive and you can get a question answered day or night. The development team is forward facing and does not shy away from answering tough questions or taking feedback to heart. It seems as though their help desk is an afterthought and they prefer you go to the community for answers. Unfortunately, I have not found much luck asking for help through their online ticketing system. It would be nice if Quickbase owned their "Bugs" and publish them in release notes somewhere so that users don't waste time trying to fix something that is a known issue. It's a fine line and we all walk it, so publish a "Secret List" Otherwise, it is a solid product with very good uptime. It is evident that they are working every day to build a superior product and for the most part, it exceeds expectations.

QuickBase is a great platform to use if you have multiple business units that operate similarly to each other. As long as the end users have Internet access, they'll be able to access the app within QB. It also provides for better versioning control, since users are able to save a copy locally, something that Excel falls short with. The rapid application development available within QuickBase is also one of its very strong points since the app builder can usually make form and report changes on-the-fly to accommodate the app owner's request. If you need a way to easily interface with workers running inventory within a warehouse or out in the field, then QB is certainly capable of answering that call.