Simple URL Redirect

Different applications use and App ID, which is that 9 character 'xxxxxxxxx'.

There is no way around this, you have to have the app id.

If it is really too much for them to click the link sent to them, and you need a simple web address, you could buy a domain (www.mywebsite.com) and have that redirect them to the QB application.  Then it is easy to brand it as you'd like.

They go to the website, click a button "Enter My Info" and thats it...

If you do have a domain/site for your business, you can also eliminate the need to host the form entry on quickbase. You can create (code) a form to be hosted on a site and have it automatically add a record to the table of your choosing by using Quickbases API_AddRecord (https://help.quickbase.com/api-guide/add_record.html). I've implemented this and it works well. You can add similar functionalities to forms using js/jquery, bootstrap, and html.

>There is no way around this, you have to have the app id.

There is away around it using Service Workers. I can't demo it live because it would effect all of my demos but I assure you it can be done. One thing Service Workers can do is respond to "unknown" URLs with custom responses or responses from other known URLs.

I can demonstrate a similar type of URL manipulation with an existing application.

If you visit the home page of my Pastie application

Pasties Database ~ Home Page
https://haversineconsulting.quickbase.com/db/bgcwm2m3z

a Service Worker will be automatically registered.

Subsequent visits to any URL directed to the Pastie table such as this URL

https://haversineconsulting.quickbase.com/db/bgcwm2m4g?a=q&qid=125

Will always display the ?a=q&qid=1 response. Yes it is magic but it can be extremely useful and practical. Note that there is no query with qid=125. The Service Worker is simply intercepting the URL and always responding with the ?a=q&qid=1qid=1 response.

You can also use a URL shortener like https://bitly.com/ to redirect your users to any page in your app with a short easy to remember URL.

You can even create custom versions like: http://bit.ly/qbjunkie