Quickbase Pricing
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Both are cloud platforms, but Salesforce is first a CRM system, while Quickbase is a low-code app and database builder that can be used to build CRM tools among many other uses. Quickbase offers easier customization and faster deployment with a lower learning curve than Salesforce Platform.
Both are cloud platforms, but Salesforce is first a CRM system, while Quickbase is a low-code app and database builder that can be used to build CRM tools among many other uses. Quickbase offers easier customization and faster deployment with a lower learning curve than Salesforce Platform.
Quickbase uses its own proprietary cloud-based database engine with relational and graph structures—ideal for both transactional and analytic workloads.
No, Quickbase is not a full ERP, but it's often used to build targeted business apps that handle specific workflows commonly found in ERP functions like inventory, billing, finance, and operations.
Quickbase is a cloud-based low-code/no-code platform that lets users build custom business applications—such as for project tracking, CRM, asset management, workflows, and document control—without extensive coding.
For custom scripting within Quickbase apps, JavaScript is used. But most app-building is done through declarative configurations, so coding isn’t required . The interface is in the English language.
Yes. Its visual, drag-and-drop interface, pre-built templates, and no-code report builder make it user-friendly, even for non-developers.
Yes, it supports project and workflow management by enabling users to track tasks, manage resources, automate processes, and build custom dashboards tailored to project needs.
No. Quickbase is an independent, privately held American company based in Boston, spun off from Intuit and now majority-owned by Vista Equity Partners.
Users do not need to write SQL—you can build queries, reports, and formulas through the interface. However, SQL can be used via ODBC or partner tools like QuNect SQL to integrate with external databases.