If Excel and the Internet had a child, QuickBase would be it
Updated April 07, 2020
If Excel and the Internet had a child, QuickBase would be it

Score 7 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Quick Base
We leveraged Quickbase to meet a client need for a scalable web-app to rapidly build capabilities they couldn't do with some of their on-prem ones.
Pros
- Online databases
- Project management
- Web forms
Cons
- Mobile apps / better native mobile support
- User interface
- Pricing (too high for some organizations)
Quickbase was the most modular and could be custom tailored above and beyond simple service/support apps and web docs applications
Pipeline and Governance
- Zendesk
- Dropbox
Somewhat deep - for various use cases, we've looked to identify ways to expanding access to Quickbase from apps already in use within the enterprise for a customer of ours. With many of these integrations already built in, we were able to integrate Zendesk (for customer support tickets) and Dropbox (for customer file tracking) easily. We've also used these as ways to bypass typical integration time and testing (by no longer having to worry about REST API calls or ETLs) making Quickbase a very simple integration point for our other apps.
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