How to customize the Home cover and use quick actions to create entries from your phone

Customizing the Home cover and using quick actions to create entries from your phone means adding a cover image to the mobile app's home screen and having quick shortcuts to create a new entry without navigating to the corresponding table.

Anyone working in the field or outside the office needs to log information quickly from their phone — a visit, an order, an incident — and wasting time navigating menus to find the right table delays that entry, sometimes causing the person to simply put it off and forget.

What companies are trying to solve:

Have a mobile Home screen with the company's visual identity, not just a generic list.
Quickly create entries from a phone, without navigating to the table.
Reduce the clicks between opening the app and logging information in the field.
Keep the mobile experience consistent with the web experience.

In Jestor, the Home screen can also get a custom cover on the mobile app, just like on the web version. On top of that, quick actions — shortcuts to create a new entry directly, without opening the table first — are also available on mobile, letting anyone in the field log information in just a few taps, right from the phone's home screen.

Why choose Jestor

Custom cover on the mobile app's Home screen.
Quick actions available on mobile too, not just on web.
Log information in just a few taps, straight from the home screen.
Mobile experience aligned with the web experience.

Frequently asked questions

Is the mobile Home cover the same as the web version? It can be customized equivalently, adapted to the phone screen. See more at jestor.com.

Do quick actions work in the mobile app? Yes, you can quickly create entries from your phone using quick actions.

Do I need to open the table to create a new entry from my phone? No, quick actions let you create the entry directly from Home.

Does this feature require installing anything beyond the Jestor mobile app? No, both the cover and the quick actions are part of the standard Jestor mobile app.

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