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QuintaDB
QuintaDB is a relational online database, CRM and Web-form Builder. It's an easy web-based application with drag and drop interface.
What your agent can do with QuintaDB
Triggers and actions 7 triggers · 10 actions
- TriggerNew Database
Triggers when a new database is created in the connected QuintaDB account.
- TriggerNew Form
Triggers when a new form is added to a QuintaDB database.
- TriggerNew Form Field
Triggers when a new field is added to a QuintaDB form.
- TriggerNew or Updated Record
Triggers when a record in a QuintaDB form is added or changed.
- TriggerNew Record
Triggers when a new record is added to a QuintaDB form.
- TriggerNew Table Record
Triggers when a new record is added to a QuintaDB form.
- TriggerNew Table Report
Triggers when a new report is created on a QuintaDB form.
- ActionAdd form
Adds a new form (table) to a QuintaDB database. Returns the created form.
- ActionCreate Record
Adds a new record to a QuintaDB form. The form's own fields are offered for mapping, and the created record's id is returned.
- ActionDelete form
Deletes a form (table) and its records from a QuintaDB database.
- ActionDelete Record
Deletes a record from a QuintaDB form.
- ActionDelete records
Deletes several records from a QuintaDB form in one call.
- ActionFind Records
Returns the records in a QuintaDB form that match the conditions you specify.
- ActionGet record
Returns one record from a QuintaDB form, including all of its field values.
- ActionUpdate Cell
Changes the value of one field on one QuintaDB record.
- ActionUpdate Record
Changes field values on an existing QuintaDB record. Fields you leave blank keep their current value.
- ActionUpload file
Uploads a file into a file field on an existing QuintaDB record.
No trigger or action matches that. Ask your agent to add it: it reads the API documentation and builds what you describe.
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