How to view and edit multiple connected tables inside the same form (360 view)

A 360 view means bringing together, in a single record's card, several tables related to it — hours history, performance reviews, reimbursements — each configurable separately. In Jestor, this removes the need to open separate screens to understand a person's or process's full history.

The problem with information scattered across separate screens

When each type of information related to a record lives on a separate screen, understanding the full history means opening several different screens, losing the overall picture.

Visible fields: choose which columns appear in each block.
Allow adding records: authorize or block creation directly there.
Read-only: locks editing, keeping the data for reference only.
Color organization: visually differentiates each connected table.

Per-table setting	What it enables
Visible fields	Choose which columns appear in that block
Allow adding records	Authorizes or blocks creating new items directly there
Read-only	Locks editing, keeping the data for reference only

How to build a 360 view in Jestor

Open the main record's form: for example, an employee's file.
Add the connected tables: hours history, reviews, reimbursements.
Configure visible fields: choose which columns appear in each block.
Set permission per table: read-only or allow new record creation.
Organize by color or section: when there are many connected tables.

How to configure it in Jestor: to focus on a single record, use the form in full-screen mode — that way all connected tables stay visible without distraction from the rest of the interface.

Why choose Jestor to consolidate a record's history?

The 360 view avoids the common scenario of "opening five tabs to understand a person or process" — in Jestor, everything related to that record is one click away, configured with exactly the right access level for each table.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many connected tables can I add to the same form? There's no hard limit; you can add as many as make sense for the process.

Can I prevent new records from being created in a specific connected table? Yes, each table can be configured as read-only or with creation allowed.

Can I visually differentiate each connected table? Yes, you can apply different colors to each connected table block.

Video Tutorial: Step by Step

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