Understanding records in Boost.space
The content of the spaces are the records themselves. As with spaces, it always depends on the specific moduleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more, in which records are involved and what function they perform.
Users who have access to the specific spaceModule subunit. Thanks to it, the Boost.space system remains clear even with large amounts of data. read more in which the records are located can create and manage the records.
Examples of records:
Records contain all relevant information related to the module and the space in which it is located.
- moduleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more Products → spaceModule subunit. Thanks to it, the Boost.space system remains clear even with large amounts of data. read more Product list → records Product (e.g. cola drink)
- moduleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more Tasks → spaceModule subunit. Thanks to it, the Boost.space system remains clear even with large amounts of data. read more Todolist → records Task (e.g. update database)
- moduleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more Contacts → spaceModule subunit. Thanks to it, the Boost.space system remains clear even with large amounts of data. read more Contact list→ records Contact (e.g. Michal Novák)
The records represent different roles in the modules, for example:
- The Order records (moduleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more “Orders”) contains all information from the creation of an order to its successful completion;
- The Event records (moduleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more “Calendar”) carries information about the created event, its members, and dates.
Different views on records
How records are displayed depends on different approaches according to the roles of the records.
Spreadsheet
The most common view of the records is in the form of a table in which you can filter the columns, use the filter panel, sort according to predefined designs, and much more.
Tasks – Gantt Chart & Kanban Board
These views are available within the Tasks moduleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more. Gantt chart is used to display the timeline, Kanban Board is used to display the tasks as a bulletin board.
Tasks – list view
Tasks have a list view (table view) different from other modules – it can be split into two pages for more efficient work with records.
