Feature tours · Records and reports

Your records, shown the way you need them

Orders and their shipments show how FasterOS keeps and shows records: every form saves what people enter, and reports show it with the columns, sorting, filters and Stats you choose, with related records a click away. All without code.

This form is one example of what you can build with FasterOS. The same fields, settings and functions build anything you can imagine for your business.

Set up with a few choices

A report shows one form’s records. Its settings decide what each one shows:

• Header Fields are the columns, with short labels if you like (Qty, Total). Extended Fields show when a record is clicked.
• When adds the date; Sort By puts the newest or oldest first.
• Timeframe shows only today’s, this month’s, last quarter’s records and more. Query Builder filters by any field.
• Allow Edits and Allow Adds let people change and add records right in the report.
• Show Analytics adds Stats.

Stats, worked out for you

Stats count each choice and work out numbers: how many orders of each product and status, and for quantities and amounts the count, total, average, lowest and highest. $372.00 in all, $46.50 on average.

Details on a click

Longer fields stay out of the columns and show when a record is clicked: here, the notes on Ada Lovelace’s order.

Related records, a click away

Records can belong to other records. Shipments come from a second form, and each order’s Shipments button opens just its own, right under the order. A shipment added there is linked to that order automatically.

Edit and add in place

With edits allowed, Edit opens a record in its own form, right in the report. Save, and the report shows the change; the record keeps its place in the list. Add opens an empty form the same way.

Filters and page size

A report can show only the records you want. This one shows shipped orders, three to a page: the three newest shipped orders, however many others there are.

Try it now

This is the tour's report, live. Click an order for its notes, open its shipments, and look at the Stats below. Nothing you enter is saved.

Open it on its own page →

Build anything you can imagine

Records and reports are one building block. Create a free account and build your own forms the same way, with no code.

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