Quickbase

Our department uses QB. We use it to generate file numbers, and to keep track of timelines and stats. We also assign those files to various team members and then we use QB to make sure those assignments are equitable across the whole team. We upload documents too.

Quickbase is being used by the entire organization. We use it to track all current inventory, to create new orders, follow the orders, check them in, get them to the jobs that require the material, view the process of the job and all related tasks, make sure it's ready to be shipped out, and track it to it's destination.

It isn’t being used across our organization, on different applications depending on the need.

Quick Base is used by my department to automate workflows and capture data.

Quick Base is currently being used in one department (sales) as a forecasting tool, although we do plan to expand to other departments/uses.

It is a tool for our sales reps to record all upcoming opportunities and create a forecast database, which we then use to determine how much of which product to order and when.

Here we use Quick Base as our main daily use software. Furthermore, we are distributors and implementers of this platform to different industrial sectors in the country. The experience both as a user and as implementers has been magnificent. Clients are very satisfied, and we fully trust the results. I highly recommend the use of Quick Base in any industry.

We use Quick Base as a common tool accessible from different parts (PM, associates, researchers) that holds all projects, showing scope, contacts, background information and progress. It actually allows each team member to work together.

I create Quick Base applications for businesses to help them operate efficiently, measure how they're doing, and achieve transformation improvements to their business.

Use cases are varied including CRM, Project Management, Scheduling, Inventory Management and more. Many businesses come to Quick Base because they're struggling to run their business off of spreadsheets, off-the-shelf tools that don't work for their business, or across multiple unconnected systems.

For my small business clients, Quick Base is typically used across their entire organization. Larger companies tend to use Quick Base at a departmental level.

QB is a database for housing all of our properties. Corporate and Site Level staff have access to enter data within various apps. It is also used as a ticketing system for marketing/website requests.

Our organization has a lot of uses for it; my department uses it for a variety of functions. The main areas are for tracking creative projects and web development projects, and managing content (assignment, approval, channel, etc.). We also use it to track budgets, ad performance, and contacts. We also have a separate app for tracking our student intern program.

QuickBase is used across the whole organization. Used mostly to track employee capacity/productivity, I think. Possibly also for client activity reports. I am not privy to other management uses. I am a foot soldier in this situation (and also an independent contractor, so not actually an employee of Butin).

QuickBase is used in certain departments only. We use it to track the status of projects with tasks that are not constantly updated but that at times several users need to log in and view notes for all the states the project has been on as well as who completed the task and other details.

Quick Base is used in multiple departments across my company's organization including manufacturing, supply chain, engineering, and field service. Some small groups with as few as five people use it to keep track of tasks. Large groups use it to provide always current informational dashboards with digital access across a multitude of devices (laptops, tablets, and smartphones). Easy access was key to getting user engagement and adoption.

We have a few apps and integrations. We use QuickBase to manage case orders, billing, and quotes/invoices. We also use it to manage pricing and customer profiles and histories. We have a CRM app that links to our case management app, so we have a really good map of our business. We also sync data with Google Data Studio to get better reports and analytics.

QuickBase is used only in my department, Digital Solutions, to support project workflow. We use QuickBase to manage the project from the beginning, during the complete offer and purchase flow, and for the tracking of the production; we use it for the tracking orders and invoicing. It is used as a document repository as well.

We create custom Quick Base applications to optimize our client's workflow, provide better control, and improve security. Uses include the replication of existing manual workflows, the capture of additional data for business intelligence purposes, integration, and improvement of approval processes as well as applications to integrate HR, production, inventory, field services, job costing, and more.

Quick Base allows us to do all this with minimal disruption and very high reliability.

We have rolled it out to three departments, all using it for different functions. My two departments use it for a workload manager, trending, and a database to store non-PHI data. The other department has used it to store contracts and a workload manager. This has allowed the three departments to work together in routing claims, documenting exceptions for audit purposes and avoid lost emails.

I will use our processing department, the use of Quick Base has allowed us to reduce our staffing by 20% and improved our quality. This was a win for the company are we grow.

We built over 50 applications to support our business and partners. From basic apps that are on the site to complex apps linking partners, patients including PHI. We eliminate 100s of Access or SQL apps as QuickBase is very easy to convert them and share data across the apps and profiles with granular level security. We have an enterprise version so very strong on security and use MFA.

QuickBase is being used by our Sales Team to track account interactions, including phone calls, visits, text messages, and emails. It's allowed us to gain insight into the relationship between account visits and successful sales reps. In particular, there is a strong correlation between the sheer number of account visits and rep success which we wouldn't have uncovered without QuickBase, and we've only implemented it 6 months ago. In time, I think it will help us understand what makes reps successful and will help us guide their efforts.

We are currently using QuickBase in multiple departments. At the moment, we use it track inventory and are also using it to track the status of when orders have arrived and are ready to be picked up or shipped out. We are also planning to use it for sales tracking, prospecting sales, and record keeping. QuickBase has allowed us to track our inventory amounts as well as locations of each Item. It’s also allowed or sales team to easily see status updates of orders without having to call the warehouse or physically go check. They can log in and see the status with very little effort. We are also able to track all custom records, deliveries, and pickups.

QuickBase is used primarily by the sales and lead generation departments to organize leads and maintain/report on communication. It helps to address pipeline management and ownership of said leads.

QuickBase is used across the company for departmental process automation requirements. Moving from spreadsheets to database.

QuickBase is being used across my whole organization. We use it to schedule, track, and remind us of appointments.

We use Quick Base across our whole organization. Our custom-made apps include Manufacturing, Product Data, CRM, eCommerce, drop shipping, and the list is growing. Every organization is unique, and Quick Base makes it easy to develop apps tailored toward your business. It is extremely versatile and scalable. We are thrilled with it and continue integrating it into all our workflows.

We use QuickBase for the whole organization to quickly build and manage the business process.