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- What happens to our automations in current systems?
- Will we need to rebuild and move automations into the pipelines?
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Jessica Adkins
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- Ditto to what Jessica is asking. I have one Application that I have 100 Automations, plus Actions in. Will these still be kept?
Also, are we able to connect to SAP?
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Laura Linssen
llinssen@jjkeller.com
------------------------------- Great question about the SAP, Laura! We are actively working with SAP to establish a relationship and build integration channels. Stay tuned.
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Gevorg Hovsepyan
Senior Product Manager
Quick Base, Inc.
Cambridge MA
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- Thank you for the question, Jessica! As I mentioned in the webinar, there is no immediate impact to your Automations. We are going to continue supporting the Automation capability for the near future. We'll be communicating well in advance of any changes to our existing Quick Base features.
That said, as I mentioned in the call, we are going to focus a big part of our investment in automation and integration space on Pipelines, where you'll benefit from the latest and most powerful capabilities that we are developing.
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Gevorg Hovsepyan
Senior Product Manager
Quick Base, Inc.
Cambridge MA
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