SimpleOne stores information as a collection of tables and records.
Record is a minimum independent unit of SimpleOne platform. It is basically a container of information from table columns. In the list view, it is displayed as a row. In the form view, it is displayed as a form with defined values. In API, records are SimpleRecord items.
For example, a record in the User (user) table is displayed like this:
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Every record has default system information in the following fields:
Every record has its unique ID that is used by the system in scripts and properties. As a rule, in agent interface records have human-readable titles.
In SimpleOne, a record form may be divided into three parts:
Sections allow arranging fields in the form view by dividing them into tab pages. Use them to:
See the Form Layout article to learn more.
Activity Feed module allows tracking record changes and communicate with involved persons.
See the Activity Feed article to learn more.
In SimpleOne, a list view includes the following elements:
You can edit field values of records in the list view. In other words, you do not need to open a record to change a field value.
To edit a field in the list view, follow these steps:
Tables can contain a lot of records, and it gets difficult to navigate through them and find the records you need. SimpleOne provides several ways to find, filter and sort records.
List view provides three ways of searching and filtering records:
options in the column name context menu (click on the column name to call the context menu)
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options in the row context menu (right-click on the cell to call the row context menu)
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In SimpleOne, lists and forms have a number of UI actions displayed as buttons, links, and context menu items.
You can create custom UI actions if you need. Use them to:
See the UI Actions article to learn more.
Views define which elements are displayed in the form and their order. Arrange the set of fields and their order on forms and lists as you like.
Read the Form Layout and List Layout articles to customize layouts.