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What is Quickbase?
Quickbase helps users tackle any project, no matter how complex.
Quickbase helps customers see, connect and control complex projects. Whether it’s raising a skyscraper or coordinating vaccine rollouts, the no-code software platform allows business users to custom fit solutions to the way they work – using information from across the systems they already have.
Quickbase helps customers see, connect and control complex projects. Whether it’s raising a skyscraper or coordinating vaccine rollouts, the no-code software platform allows business users to custom fit solutions to the way they work – using information from across the systems they already have.
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- Supported: Workflow Management
- Supported: Lifecycle Management
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Whether building an office tower, planning a solar grid, managing properties, or running a supply chain, Quickbase helps to bring data, systems, processes, and people together so users can see and control every detail of any job with less waste.
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| Deployment Types | Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
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| Operating Systems | Unspecified |
| Mobile Application | Mobile Web |
| Supported Languages | English |
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- Clarity, Connection & Control: Solving the World's Largest Projects
- Innovating in a Growing Business: Enterprise-Grade Governance
- Better Managing Complex Projects with the Right Software
- Gaining Control Over Challenging Project Management Workflows: How architecture, engineering, and construction firms can move beyond highly manual processes
- The Four Fragmentation Fighters: How to win against disconnected systems in a business
- From Chaos to Clarity - A Guide to Building a Single Source of Truth at Scale
- Redesigning How a company Redesigns - A Guide to Building a Real Estate Data Hub
- Turning a Workforce into a Work Force - A Guide to Building a Construction Data Hub
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October 16, 2018
Quick Base - Great Tool!
I have not had to update a QB developed application.
October 09, 2018
Would recommend
I am not a developer and have not played with that function so i cannot comment on that
October 08, 2018
I LOVE QuickBase and here is why...
I prefer to build my own, although there are some great applications out there. I personally use the QuickBase developed applications to get inspiration, find new ways of solving something or taking bits and pieces to integrate into my applications.
September 27, 2018
Quick Base is the #1 Cloud Based Data Management Tool
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Updates are pretty simple from my perspective. Any time we have an update we evaluate what we are trying to accomplish and how it fits into our environment in the app. We discuss the process, map it and then build it. The product is so flexible it's hard for me to think of a scenario where we struggled updating an app.
September 06, 2018
Our business runs on QB.
We have not found a QB developed application that we have updated. We have had all of our applications custom built from scratch.
August 08, 2018
The Quick Base Experience
We updated our billing process and it took longer to design but less time to deploy than planned for.
July 29, 2018
QuickBase the one true choice
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
QuickBase adds new features every month and some are more useful than others. Though they recently added Webhooks which I implemented between two applications which allows logging of a location which I couldn't do before. They also have added new charting options recently which I was able to start using that day and have been instrumental to our sales group.
July 23, 2018
A practical assessment of a much anticipated system upgrade for the whole company! Quick Base, come on down!!!!!
I've been updating our application on a day to day basis and depending on what you're updating, it's usually pretty easy. As long as you're not changing the relationship or table names, you're probably in no danger or making things worse.
I have developed, maintained, and updated numerous Quickbase applications. The code and the organization thereof has always been simple and straightforward. Sometimes it can be difficult to find the specific setting for a desired output and you will spend some time searching through the many different settings pages, but once you locate it you will be able to achieve the desired outcome every time. The support for the Quickbase code and settings is also somewhat limited when compared to other larger more widely used softwares, which can be frustrating when trying to find answers, but over all it has been a positive experience.
Well, Quick Base doesn't develop applications. The user develops them on the Quick Base platform, but Quick Base has nothing to do with the development or the update process. Think of it like Legos. The Lego company provides the blocks, but what you build out of the blocks is up to you. Whether it works or not is up to you. How you change it, using the available blocks, is up to you. If your tower falls, it's not the fault of the Legos.
Having said all that, one thing that helps a lot - and that many people omit and later wish they hadn't omitted - is to carefully document the use of each field as the app is developed. For example, when two years down the road you go to change something, you don't inadvertently cause chaos by changing a field you sort of remembered as being non-essential. Quick Base provides all sorts of safeguards, from showing you exactly where in each app the field is used: how many times, in which formulae, what relationships use the field, what forms and reports use the field, and that sort of thing.
Just remember, what you do with Quick Base doesn't really have much to do with what Quick Base does. You control your app, your fields, your relationships, your tables, your reports, and your users.
Having said all that, one thing that helps a lot - and that many people omit and later wish they hadn't omitted - is to carefully document the use of each field as the app is developed. For example, when two years down the road you go to change something, you don't inadvertently cause chaos by changing a field you sort of remembered as being non-essential. Quick Base provides all sorts of safeguards, from showing you exactly where in each app the field is used: how many times, in which formulae, what relationships use the field, what forms and reports use the field, and that sort of thing.
Just remember, what you do with Quick Base doesn't really have much to do with what Quick Base does. You control your app, your fields, your relationships, your tables, your reports, and your users.
July 06, 2018
QuickBase is the best platform I've found for developing custom applications for running a small business
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
I do this almost every day. It goes very smoothly. I am constantly building out new functionality as our business logic changes.
July 02, 2018
Quick Base as a Project Management Solution
Haven't yet. We have only built one app and have not needed to update it yet. I will say that the original design is one where getting information out to another app in Quick Base is easy. You can export data to CSV easy enough. To get the data into a database like Oracle or Access, you must purchase an ODBC, but then you can interact with other systems. Since the app is web-based, any API makes linkage to Workato, Zappo, or other programs a cinch. But I would think updating the app is easy since you simply right click and say add field.
Enhancing applications is part of the development lifecycle and only provides a better experience for end users in the long term. I spend a great deal of time building out functionality in phases and then updating features to take advantage of new features such as webhooks, automation and enhanced reports. Also, updated dashboards make data more accessible and more useful.
June 11, 2018
Quick Base - You need this.
Score 9 out of 10
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Verified User
I am new to my role, so have no experience with this.
June 09, 2018
Make quick apps for your small local team, but large international teams beware of the limitations!
Simple updates like adding a field, adding a look-up field, changing a dropdown, customizing an email notification--these are completed in a minute or two and immediately available to users. This is an advantage of QuickBase over any other product I have tried.
There are more complex scenarios wherein one discovers that the base structure of an app is not ideal. Recently we had to entirely rebuild a major app from which we gain data about all our clients. It was time-consuming because we decided to do it right, but the results have been well worth it. We started by creating a data dictionary for the old app. There is no easy way to export a data dictionary from QuickBase so this was more time-consuming than it should be. I had to copy/paste from an admin screen then remove the garbage data. We then re-mapped the tables of the app into a more logical structure and decided which fields to keep/change/remove. We logged all that in our spreadsheet before beginning any app building. Finally, with the new data mapping in mind, we exported all the old data from the old app and adjusted the spreadsheets so that it would be in the correct structure (and field names) for the new app. We then built the new app and imported the data. The total process took maybe 2-3 months, but the end result is an app that is very easy to use and update moving forward. I don't expect to ever need to make major structural changes to this app because it was built with flexibility in mind.
So there you have it---the most complex rebuild of a complex app took 3 months at max. Keep in mind this was a side project for us, as we have zero people dedicated full time to supporting QuickBase. The operations owners take care of it in their spare time.
June 07, 2018
Quick Base Review
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Updating records, formulas, rules, users, etc are easy
June 07, 2018
The world runs on Quick Base
I have many times had a user come to me with the request of a new field and be able to simply right click, add the field, and answer their requests in seconds.
June 07, 2018
Empowered by QuickBase to empower my company
Daily almost and it goes smoothly. I wish I could use Sandbox features even when I use sync but it is easy to make the changes, more difficult to make them and roll them out all at once.
June 07, 2018
Love QB
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
I pulled in a calendar app and updated it for a scheduler. It took about an hour as it was my very first time. Still using it 2 years later.
June 07, 2018
Newbie User - Quick Base Rocks
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
My first experience with Quick Base was being handed a project program and a previously created application to modify to fit the needs of the program. This added a degree of difficulty since this was my first time not only using the program but also building an app. I was more than successful in being able to not only modify but also adding many new processes into the same app.
June 07, 2018
Becoming a better QB user every day!
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
It took longer than it should, but admittedly, I probably made it more complicated than necessary. In our latest app development, we're focusing on keeping it simple.
June 06, 2018
Quick Base- Quick Solution
The app that I built in a day has thankfully not remained in the state it was. Instead, each time we use our business continuity plan I sit with the agents using it and make live, real-time updates to their requests. Amazing!
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
When I inherited an app, adding/hiding fields in view/edit/add mode is simple. Updating/creating reports is rather easy. The challenge is when the previous app builder kept every, single fields and every, single report that is no longer needed. It's hard to know what items can be removed.
May 17, 2018
So much data...so little time
Not done yet
May 17, 2018
Our Construction Company need for Quick Base
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
This has been a struggle for us as we have lost information in fields that didn’t align with transitions.