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Fieldbase helps teams understand, communicate, and document enterprise architecture and complex data structures. Join the beta: http://fieldbase.io

We're excited to be featured as @bubble's App of the Day! Read on to learn more about how we got started with Fieldbase + Bubble, our #nocode journey, and future plans 👇

Today's featured #app, Fieldbase, helps business and #tech teams foster better cross-functional collaboration. Find out how Fieldbase enables teams to design, document, understand, and communicate their information architecture in large systems: bubble.io/blog/bubble-ap… #nocode

bubble's tweet image. Today's featured #app, Fieldbase, helps business and #tech teams foster better cross-functional collaboration. Find out how Fieldbase enables teams to design, document, understand, and communicate their information architecture in large systems: bubble.io/blog/bubble-ap…

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Useful overview of relational databases. How should we store data efficiently for our business?

We just made a video about this! And we're built on Bubble 🤓 youtu.be/Ghecne9cz60



New features! ✨ Fieldbase 0.1.1 is LIVE. Check out the new Designer (formerly Diagram) page and create all of your records, fields, and relationships in once place. Learn more: forum.fieldbase.io/t/0-1-1-beta-j…

FieldbaseApp's tweet image. New features! ✨ Fieldbase 0.1.1 is LIVE. Check out the new Designer (formerly Diagram) page and create all of your records, fields, and relationships in once place.

Learn more: forum.fieldbase.io/t/0-1-1-beta-j…

Have you heard people talking about relational databases, but aren’t sure exactly what they do? Check out our video on the absolute basics 👇 #database #informationarchitecture #technology #learning youtu.be/Ghecne9cz60


⚡ Free resource: We made a Google Slides sticker sheet for information architecture so you don’t have to. ✔ 65 records+icons ✔ 10 colors ✔ 25 field types ✔ 124 components, groups, connectors ✔ and more Copy/paste what you need. Save ⏱. Enjoy! fieldbase.io/resources/stic…


What are some questions you have asked (or been asked) in the past that have led to breakthroughs in your projects?🤔 We made a tool to explore questions that can help your team make progress on enterprise projects. Take a look — and submit your own💡 fieldbase.io/resources/brea…


📣Learn more about the Fieldbase free open beta and how to get started on our forum forum.fieldbase.io/t/fieldbase-be…


🚀We have liftoff! Fieldbase is now LIVE and available for free to everyone during our beta. Learn more at fieldbase.io


🚀 Fieldbase beta is almost ready to launch. We’re running through our last checks ✅ and then will be looking for creative thinkers to give it a try. Beta announcement coming soon! 📣


A connected structure of records and fields means that teams can easily share system knowledge without the risk of relying on outdated or misunderstood documentation. Has your work ever been slowed down by inaccurate or unclear data relationships?


Data relationships in Fieldbase are designed to be contextual, letting all teams across your org find the info they need and effectively implement that knowledge to complete their work. Have you ever worked with data you knew you needed, but couldn't adapt it to your workflow?


We're committed to helping teams better understand the details of their system and enabling more effective communication of knowledge across their organization. What tools do you use to help you achieve that goal? Where do they excel? Fall short? #knowledgemanagement


Natural friction between teams/roles often leads to costs in the form of time lost chasing down info, increased risk from mistakes & misunderstandings, & overreliance on a few folks who can bridge knowledge gaps. What other issues have you seen in your org as result of friction?


Effective #collaboration between technical and business teams is critical, but miscommunication can often be a natural source of friction — everyone has their own unique skill sets, processes, and ways of communicating. How has this type of friction impacted your work?


Does it ever feel like multiple teams in your organization tend to rely on the same few people to get the information they need to complete their work? Who are those 'few people' in your org? #DBA? Business Systems #Analyst? #ProductOwner? # #SysOps/#DevOps?


Have you used #documentation only to realize it's missing what you need? Or that it's too technical (or too simple) for what you're looking for? Or documentation that has clearly fallen out of date? How do you/team document the details of your system?


Anyone who works in a complex digital environment knows how hard it is to understand and document how their system works. They also know that a lot of the time, the bigger challenge is communicating this information to others. How do you communicate knowledge across your org?


We want to hear how you manage your fields. How do you keep everything organized across systems and teams?


We're building tools to help teams better understand complex systems.


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