Collaboration

Several people work on the same base at the same time: each one sees the others’ writes come in, knows who is looking at what, and discusses a row right where it is.

Comments

A row’s details have a Comments tab, between “Details” and “History”. Type @ to mention a member, Ctrl+Enter to send. Everyone can edit or delete their own comments.

Being able to read the row is enough to comment on it. A mentioned person who cannot read it is not notified — and the author is told so, rather than believing the message went out.

Notifications

The bell, at the top right, counts what is unread. Four things arrive there:

• someone mentions you in a comment;
• someone replies in a conversation where you wrote;
• someone assigns you in a Person field — from the interface, the API, a form or an automation;
• an automation notifies you.

Opening a notification opens the row. Mark all as read clears the counter; notifications are kept for 90 days.

By email

When the instance has a mail server, a notification left unread for ten minutes also goes out by email: a single email for everything still waiting, with a link to each row. What you read in time does not go out. In Settings › Notifications, each kind has two switches: in basedb, and by email.

Real time

Other people’s writes appear without reloading: an edited cell, a moved card, an added row — whether they come from the interface, the API, an agent or direct SQL. The server only sends a signal, never data: it is the screen that reads again, with your permissions. A cell you are editing is never replaced under your fingers.

Presence

The faces of the people looking at the same table appear at the top of the screen; those who have opened the same row, in the header of its details. In the grid, other people’s pointers appear on the cell they are hovering over.

A link to every screen

The browser’s address follows what you are looking at: a table, one of its views, a row’s details, a dashboard, an automation, a question, your settings. Paste it into a message: your colleague arrives at the same place, with their own permissions. Bookmark it; the browser’s back and forward buttons bring you back to where you were.

Address	What it opens
/bases/ventes/tables/opportunites	the “Opportunités” table in the “Ventes” base
/bases/ventes/tables/opportunites?vue=…	one of its views
/bases/ventes/tables/opportunites?ligne=…	the details of one of its rows
/bases/ventes/tableaux-de-bord/…	a dashboard
/bases/ventes/automatisations/…	an automation
/parametres/apparence	your settings

An address names a place, not the state you left it in: filters, sorts and column widths stay those of each browser. A base and a table are written there by their PostgreSQL name: renamed, the old address no longer leads anywhere. An address that leads nowhere — a typo, a deleted object, or one you are not allowed to see — shows “This page does not exist”.

Undo

Ctrl+Z undoes your last write — see the history.

Limits

• No email without a mail server configured by the operator.
• Beyond a hundred rows changed at once, the screen reloads the whole page rather than row by row.