What Are Tables Used For?
Tables allow data to be stored and managed in an organized way within the system. For example, customer information, contact details, transaction records, or support process data can all be recorded through tables. This enables users to access the information they need easily from a single structured system.
At the same time, tables help categorize data, reducing complexity and making information easier to manage. Users can filter, sort, and analyze data more efficiently. Tables provide significant convenience especially in customer management, operational tracking, and reporting processes.
a- Tables
The Tables menu is the area where created tables are listed and managed. From this section, users can create new tables, view existing ones, and perform editing operations.
Content Managed Within the Tables Module
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Customer Information
Customer details such as name, phone number, email address, and similar information can be stored in an organized manner within tables. -
Data Categories
Created tables can be grouped into categories for a more organized structure and easier navigation. -
Creating New Tables
New tables can be created based on specific needs, allowing different data groups to be managed separately. -
Viewing and Editing Tables
Existing tables can be viewed and edited whenever necessary. -
Filtering and Sorting
Data within tables can be filtered and sorted according to specific criteria.ls of the tables module via the headings below.
Table of Contents
Tables Menu
Covers the general management of tables. In this area, you can view all tables, create new tables, module tables, establish relationships between tables, and manage trash operations.
Table Content
Covers all data management processes within created tables. Record management, views, filtering, field management, import/export, authorization, automations, and Supsis Assistant are included under this heading.