Core concepts

A quick mental model of Boost.space. Each term links to its full guide.

Data structure

Concept What it is
Module A type of data — the tables of your database. You build the modules your process needs.
Space A container that groups records within a module, with its own roles and access.
Record A single row of data in a module (one contact, one task).
Field A single typed attribute on a record — text, number, date, a relational link, or a computed value.
Field group A named collection of fields. Every field belongs to at least one group; a field can be shared across several.
Key field The field that identifies a record for merging, so imports and syncs update instead of duplicate.

Working with data

Concept What it is
Linked records Relationships between records — link one record or many, and pull values across with lookups.
Segmenter & filters Slice large datasets by conditions, labels, status, and users.
Data consolidation Merging data from multiple sources into one record, using the key field and source priority.
Users & teams Members, roles, and permissions across spaces and the system.

Connecting & automating

Concept What it is
Automation Keeping data current automatically — native actions and triggers, plus scenarios that run on your connected Make.com account.
Scenario A visual automation (a trigger plus steps that move and transform data) running on Make.com, connected to your Boost.space data.
Connection Authenticated access to an external app, used by scenarios to read and write that app's data.

Building on top

Concept What it is
MCP Lets AI agents read, write, and query your data in natural language over the Model Context Protocol — within the connecting user's permissions.
AI features AI built into your records: AI fields, text manipulation, and whole-column transformation and validation.
REST API The programmatic surface. One base URL per tenant: https://{system}.boost.space/api.
SDKs Typed clients for TypeScript, Python, PHP, and Go.
System Your Boost.space tenant, identified by its name (e.g. acmeacme.boost.space).

Want the full vocabulary? See the Glossary. Ready to try it? See the Quickstart.