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;[[Packages]]:Packaging provides the ability to build out fully featured solutions ([[Applications]]) with seamless distribution to [[Tenants]]. [[Service Provider]]s can bundle all elements of the {{enterprisebrand}} into custom Packages, which deliver customized business needs to Subscribers. | ;[[Packages]]:Packaging provides the ability to build out fully featured solutions ([[Applications]]) with seamless distribution to [[Tenants]]. [[Service Provider]]s can bundle all elements of the {{enterprisebrand}} into custom Packages, which deliver customized business needs to Subscribers. | ||
;[[Home Page|Home Pages]]: The Home Page is a drag-and-drop, widget-based portal into the application that can be customized by [[Role]], and provides a high-level view of your business, using [[Widgets]] to show dashboard reports and views. | ;[[Home Page|Home Pages]]: The Home Page is a drag-and-drop, widget-based portal into the application that can be customized by [[Role]], and provides a high-level view of your business, using [[Widgets]] to show dashboard reports and views. | ||
;[[ | ;[[Objects]]:Objects are the basic building blocks used to collect and display information in applications. Objects are represented as tabs in the platform, which can display lists of [[Records]] containing [[Fields]]. | ||
:By relating objects and adding business rules, you can build [[Applications]] in the platform that model your business, and easily adapt to changes as business processes evolve. | :By relating objects and adding business rules, you can build [[Applications]] in the platform that model your business, and easily adapt to changes as business processes evolve. | ||
;[[Web Tabs]]:Web Tabs offer the ability to add custom pages to [[Applications]], based on: a web page (URL), custom page (HTML), [[Components]], [[Pages|Pages (JavaServer Pages)]], [[Widgets]] or [[Database View]]. | ;[[Web Tabs]]:Web Tabs offer the ability to add custom pages to [[Applications]], based on: a web page (URL), custom page (HTML), [[Components]], [[Pages|Pages (JavaServer Pages)]], [[Widgets]] or [[Database View]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:31, 16 October 2012
- Applications
- An application is a collection of related data objects that provide a viewable collection of information, enabling users to access the information, and automated processes to make working with that data easier. You can customize applications so they can best fit your unique or changing business objectives.
- Packages
- Packaging provides the ability to build out fully featured solutions (Applications) with seamless distribution to Tenants. Service Providers can bundle all elements of the AgileApps Cloud platform into custom Packages, which deliver customized business needs to Subscribers.
- Home Pages
- The Home Page is a drag-and-drop, widget-based portal into the application that can be customized by Role, and provides a high-level view of your business, using Widgets to show dashboard reports and views.
- Objects
- Objects are the basic building blocks used to collect and display information in applications. Objects are represented as tabs in the platform, which can display lists of Records containing Fields.
- By relating objects and adding business rules, you can build Applications in the platform that model your business, and easily adapt to changes as business processes evolve.
- Web Tabs
- Web Tabs offer the ability to add custom pages to Applications, based on: a web page (URL), custom page (HTML), Components, Pages (JavaServer Pages), Widgets or Database View.
- Views and Reports
- Use Views and Reports to organize your data and get a high-level perspective on your business.
- Access Control
- Data Access Permissions define the data (Records or Objects) that Users in Teams are privileged to view or modify.
- Learn more: Access Control (disambiguation)
- Building Data Relationships
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- Lookup
- The platform provides the ability to relate one object to another using the Lookup field. This enables very complex data models for creating one-to-one or one-to-many relationships. By creating a Lookup field on one object, a corresponding Related Information Section appears on the other object.
- Relating Objects Using Lookups
- Relating objects moves you from flat, two-dimensional data (spreadsheets) to deep, multi-dimensional objects. When two objects are related, you can see corresponding information from the records in each object.
- Learn more: Relating Objects Using Lookups