Code Pages are wild!
Hey everyone! Not sure if you all have spent much time playing around with the capabilities of code pages, but Kojo and I wanted to just say... there are some incredible things you can do in there. Especially when you leverage AI tools like claude / codex... A full customer-facing website — We just completely moved our customer-facing website (EOTI) into a code page. Yes, a real website, living inside Quickbase. A flappy bird style game — We also built a game with a live leaderboard (we'll be doing a full on competition at empower!) Something free coming to the Exchange — We have something really exciting in the works that we can't wait to share. It'll be free, and it's the kind of tool that could genuinely benefit anyone's realms! Feel free to reach out anytime! — Cam
Connecting QB to a client facing portal..
Hi all—apologies if this has already been covered. I did a quick search but didn’t find anything that quite fits my situation. I’m a solo travel operator and have been using Quickbase for over 10 years to manage transaction accounting (air tickets, manifests, hotel stays, etc.). It’s been a great fit for how I run my business. Recently, my model has shifted a bit, and I now need to provide a client-facing portal for select clients. I know this can be done within Quickbase, but I’m looking for something that better aligns with my brand aesthetic and overall client experience. I’ve been testing Outportal and have already built a working version of the portal. I really like the look, feel, and functionality it offers. I understand this likely means going the custom API integration route, which I’m comfortable with. My question—before I go too far down that path—is this: Is there a similar solution that integrates more natively with Quickbase? Or is there a better approach I should be considering? Appreciate any insight—thank you.
How to set Dashboard on a per-user basis? NOT based on a role.
We are trying to test out a new version of a form. Our testing group contains people from roles that all use different dashboards. Say we have 20 people in group 1 using dash 1, 20 in group 2 using dash 2, and 20 in group 3 using dash 3. We want 5 people from each of those groups to test out a new form. If we create a role that uses that new form, and move it up the hierarchy they'll get the new form, but they'll all have to share a dashboard. This is not something we can have them do. They need to continue to use their existing dashboards? When will we have the ability to set Dashboards on a per-user level instead of only on a per-role? And what is the reason behind not allowing that? I understand that in this current scenario our only option is likely to create 3 new roles, but that's silly, and starts to become impossible to maintain once we start needing to have others testing different forms and mix-and-match them from different groups. The most simple solution would be to allow per-user Dashboards.
Apply Dashboard Filter across all Tabs
Hi, Is there any way to apply a dashboard filter to cover all tabs? The filter works fine when all the reports are on the same tab, but if I want to split reports across tabs, then it's very inconvenient to ask the user to select the same item across every tab to get what they want. e.g. You select the Project via the "Main" tab and it will filter all reports across the "Main", "Calendar" and "Issues" tabs for that selected Project. Thanks.
App roles with some leeway but without the keys to the kingdom
Hey folx! Is there a way to set up roles to give others the ability to edit a dashboard page without allowing them full ability to edit app structure and permissions? We're using a dashboard page, and a text block in one section that we regularly lock/unlock to update on our daily huddles. I want folx to be able to do that in my absence, but also, not have the ability to be on the back end. Thanks!
