Why Grouping Tables and Apps From the Same Process in the Same Folder Makes Maintenance Easier

In Jestor, organizing related tables and apps inside the same folder — like everything that makes up a specific Kanban — makes it easier to quickly find the right files when maintaining that process.

Why does this work like a computer's desktop?

Just as loose files with no folder structure make it hard to find what you need later, tables and apps with no folder organization make it slower to locate everything belonging to the same process when it needs adjusting.

What can be grouped inside the same folder?

Element	Example
Tables	Data table used by the process's Kanban
Apps	Kanban pages, dashboards, or forms from that same process

How to create and organize a folder with tables and apps?

Create a new folder, naming it after the process.
Create or identify the tables and apps related to that process.
Edit the folder and add each table and app by name.
Save — the folder now brings together everything belonging to that specific flow.

Why choose Jestor to organize processes by folder?

Jestor treats folders as a way to group everything a process needs — tables, apps, dashboards — cutting down search time when it's time to maintain or understand the structure of a specific Kanban.

Can I add more than one table and more than one app to the same folder?

Yes, a folder can bring together as many tables and apps as are relevant to that process.

Can a folder stay empty until the elements are created?

Yes, you can create the folder first and add tables and apps to it later.

Does organizing by folder affect how apps and tables work?

No, the folder is just a form of visual organization, without changing the functioning of what's inside it.

Video Tutorial: Step by Step

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