Hi Gliders, I have been using Glide Solid for a year, it’s amazing. I am a very low to No code so it’s given me the opportunity to do what I have been never able to build, but I need your “Guru” advice. I’ve built an App for some business clients, it helps with planning their marketing and uses the AI to help re-write Docs and Plans based on their input (I’m using the template plugin heavily) I use forms for input that write to a specific table that is User specific data. My problem is we are getting a few clients onboard so I’m making a separate app for each client. It’s the basic template only the prompts for the AI and the user data are really different. I use logins via user tables and (here’s the no-code education problem for me) would it be possible to have a rage of different clients with different tables and table data all working off the one APP framework? I am happy to to the hard yards in making it work but I just don’t have enough experience to know if it’s even possible.
I’m on the business plan BTW
Thank so much everybody, you guys are the best
Laurence
Not gonna lie, a bit confused as to what the end goal of the solution you’re trying to build is.
Is it one main client that has sub-clients they manage within the app?
Or have you built an app that can be templated and slightly tweaked for various clients?
Also, why do all the clients need to be in one app? Keep in mind the Business plan is limited to 30 users.
If I’m understanding correctly, you’d just need a value stored to each user’s profile that correlates with what screens they should see (sourced to the different tables/data you referenced). The user profile values can determine what tabs are visible. See here.
Hey @Atom , the 2nd scenario is where I’m at. I have a template that as we get a new client onboard I use to customise for their particular use but the custom part is only about 30% of the app,most of the framework is the same for each one. When something like the new Automation feature comes out (which I have been eagerly awaiting), I have to now go through and adapt each app to do the same function, and we have about 30 clients already. It’s kinda grown faster than I thought or had the skills to plan so before it sends me nuts I wanted to check my options
Hi @MegannLock Ahh, that’s what I was kinda thinking but I couldn’t figure how I would have the one form (which is quite a complicated step form) go to a single client table but you’ve just hit me that if the form can only be seen by a subset of users managed via the user table and that feeds to table data that can only be seen by that user then I could have multi-users all getting their own data. It’s tricky because I have a ton of integrations and API’s running but I think I’m getting what your saying