BASES
Where the business is actually kept
Customers, orders, claims, stock and pipeline as records, shown as a grid, a kanban board, a calendar or a gantt. Your team and your agents work in the same rows.
One set of records with four ways to look at them
A base is not a spreadsheet copy of the truth, it is the truth. Switch between grid, kanban, calendar and gantt and you are moving the same rows, not maintaining four versions of them.
Grid for the detail, kanban for the flow, calendar and gantt for the datesFormulas, rollups and lookups across linked basesRevision history with who changed what, and what it was beforeExport to CSV or Excel on paid plansAgents work the rows with you
An agent with update authority files a claim, moves a card, closes a row or flags what has aged — and every one of those actions is attributed, logged and reversible.
Automation on a schedule, a webhook, a condition or a buttonAgents bounded per base by the authority matrixMini apps built on top of a base for the people who only need one viewWhat a base gives you
Whole working bases to start from, not an empty table.
Lookups and rollups across bases, so a customer is one thing everywhere.
Every change attributed, with the previous value kept.
Runs triggered by schedule, webhook, condition or a button.
Filters and sorts saved per person, without changing anyone else's.
A simpler surface over the same rows for the people who need one job done.
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An agent with read access answers questions about the rows in plain language, and one with update authority changes them. Every write is attributed to the agent and reversible from history.
Ask for a cut of the data and get the answer plus the filterTell an agent to file, close, flag or reassign rowsAged, stalled and contradictory records surfaced without being askedGrid viewKanban viewCalendar viewGantt viewFormulasRollups and lookupsLinked basesBase templatesRevision historyAutomation runsCSV and Excel exportPer-base agent permissionsCommon questions
Free caps a base at 1,000 rows. Pro raises it to 100,000 and Advanced removes the cap.
Yes — bring a CSV or an export and start from it, or pick a template and paste into it.
They do. An agent's create, read, update and delete rights are set per base and can never exceed its parent's.
Omnichannel inbox
Team collaboration
Video calls & recordings
Team mail and calendars
Data warehouse
Analytics
Docs, decks & drive
Move one spreadsheet and see what changes
Pick the sheet your team argues about most. Put it in a base and give an agent read access.