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App Builder Qrew June 2026 Breakout Session Recap
Hello Qrew! Thank you to everyone who joined the App Builder Qrew meetup breakout session focused on QB Intelligence on Tuesday June 16th. Here’s what we discussed: AI Agents for Formulas — James Travaglini: James showed how AI can help builders create and refine Quickbase formulas faster, including examples like generating visual progress indicators and validating formula logic directly in Quickbase. Claude + QB Intelligence Prompts — Josh Miller: Josh shared how Claude can help turn business requirements into clear QB Intelligence prompts. He demonstrated how to structure prompts for tables, fields, relationships, and app validation so builders can move from idea to app structure more efficiently. Let me know if you need the skill file Josh mentioned and I will send it to you. AI Actions Use Cases — Jacob Buslewicz: Jacob walked through simple workflow examples using AI Actions, including how AI can extract key details from attachments like invoices and use that information to update or create Quickbase records. Unfortunately, we didn’t get a good recording of his session, but we do have an example of one of his use cases walking through in the recording. Missed the meeting? Here’s the recording of all three sessions Qrew tips: QB Intelligence can help reduce time spent on formula creation, app planning, and workflow setup. Strong prompts and clear requirements are essential to getting better AI outputs. Thanks again to James, Josh, and Jacob for sharing their examples and insights, and to everyone who participated in the breakout discussions. The next breakout sessions on QB Intelligence for Realm Admins will take place Tuesday June 23 rd at 12pm-1:30pm EST. James and Josh will be back to share use cases forQBI control center and QBI analysis + Claude to create a realm cleanup plan. Joining them is Georgi Georgiev who will share why the product team designed Quickbase Intelligence, how it works, and its governance capabilities. Come ready to learn, ask questions, and have fun moving from room to room. Be sure to register here. Thank you and hope you can join us next week!15Views1like0CommentsJune 18th (Thurs) Denver Qrew Meetup
June 18th 2026 @ 3:00 - 5:00 PM MDT Clubhouse Work & Golf 5680 Greenwood Plaza Blvd, Ste 120 Greenwood Village, CO 80111 Click Here to Register! Our next meet up is in 2 weeks! Same spot, excited to see you all there! Any topics people want to talk about? Would anyone be willing to present something they've been working on or recently discovered? Let us know in the comments!33Views2likes1CommentEmbedded New Grid Edit Reports: Filters & Sorting Not Available in Edit Mode?
Hi everyone, I'm running into an issue with embedded New Grid Edit reports on a form and wanted to see if others have experienced the same thing. When the parent form is in Edit mode, the embedded New Grid Edit report does not allow filtering or sorting. However, when the parent form is in View mode, the same embedded report does allow filtering and sorting. Is this an expected limitation of New Grid Edit reports, or is it a bug? My use case is that users need to select records from a potentially large list using inline editing (checkboxes). Without filters or search, they have to scroll through many records, which defeats much of the purpose of inline editing. Has anyone found a workaround or implemented a better pattern for this scenario? I'd really appreciate any suggestions or confirmation on whether this is simply a current product limitation. Thanks in advance!21Views0likes2CommentsEmbedded New Grid Edit Reports: Filters & Sorting Not Available in Edit Mode?
Hi everyone, I'm running into an issue with embedded New Grid Edit reports on a form and wanted to see if others have experienced the same thing. When the parent form is in Edit mode, the embedded New Grid Edit report does not allow filtering or sorting. However, when the parent form is in View mode, the same embedded report does allow filtering and sorting. Is this an expected limitation of New Grid Edit reports, or is it a bug? My use case is that users need to select records from a potentially large list using inline editing (checkboxes). Without filters or search, they have to scroll through many records, which defeats much of the purpose of inline editing. Has anyone found a workaround or implemented a better pattern for this scenario? I'd really appreciate any suggestions or confirmation on whether this is simply a current product limitation. Thanks in advance!6Views0likes0CommentsSkipped because set values are the same as in source object.(Error in Pipeline)
I have a pipeline which is supposed to update kanban columns. Am doing a search in the first step which has the filters and then a condition to check if a condition is met with the criteria I have set. When I run it I can see the green tick which make me smile but when I go to the kanban report there is nothing happening. The only message being displayed is " Skipped because set values are the same as in source object." I've tried even creating a datetime field to use to update the search and update but nothing works. Any remedy for this?Solved44Views1like3CommentsJune 24th 2026 Qrew Meetup Event
Portland Qrew is meeting Wednesday, June 24th 3PM PST at Harder Mechanical Contractors and also on Teams. This month we'll talk about current projects, new changes and challenges and our favorite Quickbase Bug. Anyone can show off work and cheer each other on. We ask attendees to bring Quickbase problems to solve and then work together to provide a solution. Anyone willing to share is welcome to have a problem solved by a team of very nice people who all love helping. Afterwards I suspect we will go out somewhere and welcome recommendations. If you would like to join remotely email [email protected] directly and he will send you a Teams invitation.Welcome Back to Boston!
After an exciting and inspiring week at Empower, I've finally had a chance to catch my breath and start getting excited about our upcoming Qrew Meet-ups! Our next live meeting is on June 17th, and I can't wait to hear about everyone's latest projects, ideas, and discoveries (and maybe show off a little of what I've been working on, too!). Fresh off the momentum of Empower, we'll have plenty to talk about. Liz will take us behind the scenes of how she used AI to build a Code Page, Tyler will share his thoughts on the latest releases, and Karen is excited to give us a look at her new app. I'm also looking forward to hearing updates from everyone who has been building, experimenting, and pushing their projects forward. And for those of us who missed connecting at Empower (especially Kiera and Stephen) I can't wait to catch up and hear what you've been working on. And there's even more to look forward to this summer! I'm starting to line things up for a Jinja learning series in July and August, helping everyone build new skills before we wrap up the summer with a fun Jinja Scavenger Hunt around the Seaport. It's shaping up to be a great few months of learning, building, sharing, and connecting. Whether you're launching something new, refining an existing project, or just looking for inspiration, there's a place for you in the conversation. See you on June 17th!24Views2likes1CommentDenver Qrew at Empower 26? Let's Meet Up! 🤠
Hey Qrew!👋 I'll be heading down to Houston for Empower this May 18th - 21st and would love to connect with any Colorado people! Are you making the trip? Drop a comment below if you're going! Let's find a time to meet up! Perhaps we can visit Jessica at the Quandry booth?! Can't wait to see y'all in Texas! 🤠44Views2likes1CommentBoston Qrew is headed to Houston Empower26, and we’re bringing serious energy with us
We’ve got more than a dozen members making the trip this year, which says a lot about the momentum building in our community. Boston has always been a city of builders, problem-solvers, and people who know how to turn ideas into action, and that spirit shows up every time our Qrew gets together. Empower is one of the best chances all year to connect with other innovators, swap ideas, learn from real-world success stories, and come back with fresh ways to create impact. For our group, it’s also a chance to represent the Boston community, strengthen relationships, and meet fellow Quickbase users from across the country. What makes this especially exciting is that our Qrew continues to grow. New faces, returning members, different industries, different perspectives, all united by a shared drive to improve how work gets done. Seeing so many people investing their time to attend speaks volumes about the value of this community. Houston, get ready for a little Boston flavor. If you see our crew around Empower, come say hello, share what you’re building, and connect with us. We’re excited to learn, collaborate, and bring new ideas back home. Boston Qrew is showing up strong, and we’re just getting started.42Views1like2CommentsApril 23rd Denver Qrew Meetup
Hi Everyone! Great seeing you in April and looking forward to our next in person meetup in June. We're going to skip May due to Empower and looking forward to hearing about your Empower experience and questions when we meet next. In April, we had a great conversation about Quickbase, AI, and a FastField presentation by Industrial West. In June, we're excited to hear about what you learned from Empower and what questions you have after Empower. We'll also have a Quickbase FastField SME join virtually to answer all your FastField questions. Let's make the June meetup much larger than March and April so be sure to tell all your Customers and future Customers to come join us!