QB does the job if you are looking for a simple, fast, low cost, but powerful solution to manage your processes.
Updated June 19, 2023
QB does the job if you are looking for a simple, fast, low cost, but powerful solution to manage your processes.
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Quickbase
We use QuickBase in the following areas: 1. Non-conforming Material Management 2. Corrective Action Tracking 3. Customer Complaint Tracking 4. Quality Issues Tracking 5. Supplier Scorecard 6. Project Management 7. Change Management
Pros
- User Landing Page and User Dashboards can be customized depending on who the user is. Only relevant information and pertinent reports are visible streamlining what the user sees . Since access to QB is roles based, role clarity becomes inherent in a QB system - QB actually forces roles clarity within the process.
- It is very easy to develop a process workflow in QuickBase. The built in notifications and reminders are very powerful in maintaining and tracking progress across multiple interrelated systems involving different departments.
- QB is very intuitive and easy to use. It also helps that you can access the database anywhere in the world via internet.
Cons
- More chart type selection for reports - i.e. combination charts.
- API calls can be cumbersome especially when you deal with process loops (forces you to go non-native).
- Documentation & version control almost non-existent
- Management of pipelines need some improvement to make pipelines easier to manage
- Time savings especially converting a very manual excel based process to QuickBase
- Ability to acquire data in areas where it is awkward to use laptop or cell phone.
- Mobile enhancements also allowed data to be captured on time right at the production floor
[We selected QuickBase because it is] Simple to use, low cost, accessible anywhere.
Do you think Quickbase delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Quickbase's feature set?
Yes
Did Quickbase live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Quickbase go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Quickbase again?
Yes
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