In Jestor, you can replace the default random number that appears in your account's URL with a custom subdomain using the company's name, making access more aligned with the brand's identity. Why is a generic link annoying day to day? An address with a
In Jestor, the "member" seat type is recommended for people who use the process day to day, while "builder" is meant for those who actually configure tables, apps, and automations — which changes the level of access and responsibility each user has. Why is the default recommendation
In Jestor, each role can have its own configured home page, so the person holding that role lands directly on a specific page — like a dashboard — as soon as they log into the platform. Why does this improve the experience for each user? Instead of everyone landing on the same
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
Yes. In Jestor, the action bar (triggered with Ctrl+K) lets you clone an entire app, including the elements it contains, just by entering the name of the new duplicated app. Why is cloning through the action bar faster? Instead of navigating to the app and searching some menu for
In Jestor, an AI agent can be configured to automatically reply to emails received at a reserved address registered in a table, even taking on a specific persona in how it responds. Why link the agent to a specific email address? Reserving an email address within a table means every
In Jestor, when you install a template from the store, a notification appears in the inbox as soon as installation finishes, and all the generated apps and tables are automatically organized into their own folder. Why wait for the notification instead of going to look right away? Installing a template
Yes. In Jestor, once you enter an app's build mode, you can toggle between the desktop and mobile views, organizing each version's components independently, right from the computer. Why is this useful beyond just previewing how it looks on the phone? A layout designed for desktop
In Jestor, every WhatsApp conversation becomes a card with data visible directly on the panel — including the exact number of messages and time spent at each stage — also consolidated in a complete operational dashboard. Why does seeing this outside the card save time? Instead of opening each conversation individually to
In Jestor, the practical rule for deciding required fields is simple: information essential for the process to move forward — like a supplier's name, email, and phone — tends to be required, while internal control data, like a description, can be optional. Why doesn't every field need to
In Jestor, a single-select field — like a supplier or stage status — can enable log metrics that show how long each record stays stalled in a stage and the movement time between stages on the Kanban. Why do these metrics depend on a single-select field? Since a single-select
In Jestor, the checklist field lets you choose between different visual styles — like green/red, yes/no, happy/sad faces, or custom emojis — to represent whether an internal audit item has been validated. Why is a checklist different from a simple checkbox? Besides marking item by item, Jestor's