Apprendre Ragic
Apprendre Ragic
Introducing the key concepts of Ragic, including database account vs. user account, tabs, sheets, fields, listing page vs. form page, and design mode.
The first step of creating your Ragic database is to create customized sheets that you are going to store and process data in. In this tutorial, you will see how to design a new sheet step by step.
You can easily invite team members to your Ragic database and grant them different access rights on each sheet. This setting is key to allowing your users to collaborate with each other but still simultaneously secure your data.
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In Ragic, you can create subtables to handle one-to-many relationships, such as all the products purchased in a sales order or maintenance records of a vehicle. In this tutorial, you will see how to design a subtable step by step.
After learning the basic Ragic features, we are going to guide you through 3 key steps to successfully implementing Ragic from demand analysis, workflow planning, and finalizing sheets.
In Ragic, you can adjust many aspects of your database to suit your company’s needs and increase brand awareness. By creating customer-facing forms and customizing database settings comprehensively, it will be much more appealing to your clients and employees.
We provide many different ways to search and filter records. In this course, you will learn the differences between these methods.
Instead of distributing hard copy forms to multiple people for approval, online approvals are enabled in Ragic to ensure you have proper documentation and save time.
In this lesson, we will tell you how to apply formulas to calculate order amounts. Besides, we will also demonstrate the basic string formula and conditional formula.
In Ragic, you can generate many different reports such as dashboard reports, line graphs, calendars, etc. They are handy for you and your users to see the big picture and analyze your data.
Ragic allows you to import data from an Excel or CSV file so you can build your database faster. You can import data to create a new sheet, updates an existing sheet, or create subtable entries. Alternatively, you can export data from Ragic and download them to an Excel or CSV file.
