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If you know your way around Quickbase Pipelines, are passionate about creating great user experiences and want to work with new tools, join us CloudBase Services. CloudBase is hiring a senior full stack coder. Here's the job description. Click here to apply The job is hybrid. Everyone works from the Berkeley, CA office 3 days per week.Quickbase architects & developers needed
If you are a Quick Base developer with excellent listening skills and experience as a business process consultant, CloudBase Services would like to talk to you. CloudBase Services is hiring Quick Base developers, solution architects and coders. a commitment to excellent customer service, interest in learning about many different industries and functions a knack for finding simple solutions to complex problems great communication skills and a good sense of humor are a must. You'll have the chance to work on other platforms - as well as Quick Base. The job can be part-time or full-time. Email [email protected] for more details. ------------------------------ Debbie Taylor CloudBase Services ------------------------------Bay Area Quickbase Builders - Join CloudBase Services
CloudBase Services is hiring a Solution Architect/ Quickbase Developer. Join our team of intelligent business problem solvers. Use and build your tech super powers. The job description is here. The application is here. Market wages. Great team. Flexible hours; you can work 20 to 40 hours per week. Preference given to those who can work from our Berkeley office twice a week. ------------------------------ Debbie Taylor CloudBase Services ------------------------------Quick Base job in Berkeley, California
If you are a Quick Base developer with excellent listening skills and experience as a business process consultant, CloudBase Services would like to talk to you. CloudBase is a gold level Quick Base Solution Provider. We're looking for a Quick Base developer to join our team. A commitment to excellent customer service, a knack for finding simple solutions to complex problems and a good sense of humor are a must. You'll have the chance to work on other platforms - as well as Quick Base. The job can be part-time or full-time. Location: Berkeley, California. Email [email protected] for more details ------------------------------ CloudBase Services ------------------------------Re: Is there a list of products, services, etc that integrate well with QuickBase? I cannot seem to find a list.
MIchelle - Quick Base integrates well with a robust API. CloudBase Services has integrated Quick Base with Hubspot, Marketo, Pardot, etc. Three key to a successful integration are: a well-designed Quick Base (i.e. the right tables and relationships) good data (i.e. data in both systems is accurate & complete, no duplicate records) correct mapping (i.e. the field in HubSpot for last name sends information to the field for last name in Quick Base) articulating which system is the 'source of truth' (i.e. if Quick Base will have the 'official list.' DebbieRe: Restructuring Task Table Broke all my API Buttons, Not sure how to fix
Gliffy is my favorite tool for designing apps. and planning at workflows. It has a few advantages over the 'in-app tool.' You can plan BEFORE you build. You can add field lists, comments, icons, workflows etc. You can easily extract a presentation-quality image file.Re: Restructuring Task Table Broke all my API Buttons, Not sure how to fix
Congrats on correcting the task, Ivan. Before you invest more time in building API buttons, I'd encourage you to step-back and review your application design. Grab a sheet of paper (or use the tools in QuickBase). Draw a rectangle for each table. Draw an arrow to represent each relationship (point it toward the child table). This picture is called an application diagram. Review the diagram with an experienced app. builder. Mark Shnier is great; CloudBase Services will spend an hour with you gratis. If you have a good design, building the app. will be easier and faster than if you have extra table OR bad relationships. Writing API buttons is the equivalent to running water lines. It's only worth doing once you are absolutely certain where you want the faucet. So, find yourself a great architect and map out your 'building.'Re: Formula Help on Date Field
Hi, Derek (long time no talk) Try this .. [Release Date]-Days(Case(([Type],"digital",28,"digital & disc",35,"video",21,28)). The "Case" function, which I underlined above, is varying the number of days based on the Type. In this example, its 28 days for digital 35 days for digital & disc 21 days for video 28 days for everything else The CloudBase Services crew is still hear if you need help.Re: Resource Summary Timeline
Hi, Quentin - Give this a try Create a new table called PTR (Projects-Tasks- Resources) Create 3 one to many relationship. One project to many PTRs; one task to many PTRs; one resource to many PTRs. When you do this, Quick Base will automatically create a report link in the Programs table called 'PTRs'. Add fields to the PTR table including: start date, end date, allocated hours, actual hours Create records in the PTR table for each person assigned a task on a project (Re) build the report you want in the PTR table Put the 'PTRs' report link field on the form in the Programs table. We're at CloudBase Services if you want help.
