Yes. In Jestor, the Kanban card cover's conditionals don't need to depend only on the stage — they can also be configured to react to any field value, like showing information only when a number exceeds a certain threshold. Why do value-based conditionals go beyond stage-
In the stock movement template integrated with Omie, Jestor automatically checks the tax ID linked to each product to identify which company it belongs to, with no need for the person to select it manually. Why is this automatic identification necessary? Companies with multiple tax IDs and separate stocks need
In Jestor, the field used as a linked table's label defines what shows up when you select that record from another table — and the ideal choice is a field with unique, recognizable information, like a name, instead of a generic identifier. Why isn't the default field
In Jestor, the formula field with the date add function lets you add days or months to an existing date, useful for automatically generating a due date from an issue date. Why calculate deadlines automatically instead of typing them manually? Typing the due date by hand on every new record
Jestor's Kanban lets you choose between rounded or square cards, plus customize each card's border color, aligning the board's look with the company's preference or brand. Why is card shape more than just aesthetics? Beyond visual preference, options like information density (compact,
In Jestor, the updates tab that shows a record's change history can be configured to appear only for builder-type users, keeping that level of detail out of view for people who just use the process day to day. Why does restricting this history make sense? Not every
In Jestor, cloning an existing table duplicates its field structure — and, optionally, its records — to create a new table, without waiting for the step-by-step build that AI-based or from-scratch creation requires. Why is cloning different from creating with AI? When cloning, there's no need
Yes. In Jestor, when creating a new form, you can choose an already existing table as the source, pre-select which fields appear, and add a cover, all at the moment of creation. Why is building from an existing table faster? Instead of building the form from scratch and picking
In Jestor, when creating a new app with AI, you can guide exactly what it should build — specifying which table to use as the base and which components (charts, indicators, lists) should appear — instead of letting it build everything from scratch with no direction. Why guide the AI instead of
No Jestor, é possível trocar o número aleatório padrão que aparece na URL da conta por um subdomínio customizado com o nome da empresa, tornando o acesso mais alinhado à identidade da marca. Por que um link genérico incomoda no dia a dia? Um endereço com um número aleatório antes
No Jestor, o tipo de assento "membro" é recomendado para quem usa o processo no dia a dia, enquanto "construtor" é voltado a quem efetivamente configura tabelas, apps e automações — o que muda o nível de acesso e responsabilidade de cada usuário. Por que a recomendação
No Jestor, cada cargo pode ter uma página inicial própria configurada, de forma que a pessoa que ocupa aquele cargo caia direto numa página específica — como um dashboard — assim que faz login na plataforma. Por que isso melhora a experiência de cada usuário? Em vez de todo mundo cair na