Sites : A site is where a team's application is born.
A site holds a team's lists, pages and documents - and any site can grow into an application of its own. Start from a template or from a sentence; design its pages on a canvas; give its lists forms, rules and reports.
What it does
Sites, point by point.
Born with its lists and pages
A template makes a working site - a project office, an HR hub, an IT service desk - with its lists and pages in place.
Lists with real fields
People, dates, choices, lookups, files: lists keep history, a recycle bin, and can be indexed when they grow.
Pages on a canvas
A page is built from blocks on a designer, with an assistant beside it. A front office for readers, a back office for those who run it.
Forms with rules
A list's form is designed, not generated: fields that appear when they apply, and a process or a flow that starts on submit.
Apps that belong to the site
An app put in a site brings its lists, processes, reports and documents with it.
One directory
Built-in apps, the apps you built and your sites are found in one place.
Getting started
Three steps in.
- Open Apps and choose New site.
- Pick a template, or describe the site you need.
- Open its lists and pages; change what does not fit.
Questions
What people ask about Sites.
Is a site the same as an app?
A site is the container; an app is what grows on it. Any site can be customised as an app at any later moment.
Who sees a site?
Whoever its access says: a department, a group, named people. Search and the directory show a person only what they may open.