Boost.space spaces and their use in organizing data and information

Spaces are created in the modules so that each moduleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more remains an organized and clear place even with a large amount of data.

Only users who have created the spaceModule subunit. Thanks to it, the Boost.space system remains clear even with large amounts of data. read more or have been added to the 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.

SpaceModule subunit. Thanks to it, the Boost.space system remains clear even with large amounts of data. read more examples:

In most cases, you will not encounter the word space within the Boost.space system because the names of the individual spaces correspond to the moduleAn application or tool inside the Boost.space system. Whole system is build on modularity. read more.

• 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 List of products (e.g. organic products, frozen products)
• 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 (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 Orders → spaceModule subunit. Thanks to it, the Boost.space system remains clear even with large amounts of data. read more Contact list (e.g. client database, supplier database)

Sales processes

The sales tools share common spaces of business processes that are used in the modules:

• Business cases;
• Orders;
• Purchases;
• Offers;
• Business contracts;