Boost.space: Three defined levels for organizing company data
A Boost.space system can have one to several dozen modules activated at once, but thanks to the simple and uniform structure of the system, Boost.space will always be a clear and organized place.
Modules
They are the basic building block of the system in the form of an application or tool. Modules can be added and modified by system administrators and used by all system users.
Examples of modules:
1. ModuleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more Products
2. ModuleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more Tasks
3. ModuleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more Contacts
Spaces
A moduleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more can have an unlimited number of spaces and can be created by all users of the system. Only users who have created or been added to spaceModule subunit. Thanks to it, the Boost.space system remains clear even with large amounts of data. read more have access to the spaceModule subunit. Thanks to it, the Boost.space system remains clear even with large amounts of data. read more.
Examples of spaces:
- moduleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more Products → Product list spaceModule subunit. Thanks to it, the Boost.space system remains clear even with large amounts of data. read more (e.g. organic products, frozen products)
- moduleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more Tasks → Todolist space (e.g. todolist sales team, todolist support team)
- moduleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more Contacts → Contact list spaceModule subunit. Thanks to it, the Boost.space system remains clear even with large amounts of data. read more (e.g. client database, supplier database)
Records
The content of the individual spaces is the records themselves. As with the spaces, it always depends on the specific moduleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more, what the records are and what function they perform. Records can be created and managed by users who have access to the 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.
Examples of records:
- 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 → Product record (e.g. Popsicle Mrož)
- 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 → Task record (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→ Contact record (e.g. Michal Novák)
