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Create public & private screens

This guide will show you how to add a public and private screen within your application

Quite often an application will have areas with different access levels. For example, if you are creating an applicant tracking system, you may want to create public screens to advertise jobs and collect applications, and you may also want private screens to view and manage those applications.

In this guide, we're going to create a very simple lead generation app, that will publicly collect leads and display them to us within a secure and private interface.

Guide

Create a new table using the Budibase DB, and upload the following CSV. If you have data, then skip to the next step.

Click manage access
Change read and write access to Public

Click on the Design tab
Click on the screen you would like to make public - in our case: leads/new/row
In the settings panel, select Public from the Access dropdown

And now we have a public screen. In our case, public users can now access our leads/new/row screen which has our new leads form. They can also complete the form and submit it. The form requires some styling but hopefully, you now understand the concept and how to create screens based on the user's role (public, basic, power, admin).

Once a public user submits their information, we and other private (basic, power, admin) users can view the leads and their details within the private section of our app.

Create public & private screens

This guide will show you how to add a public and private screen within your application

In this guide, we're going to create a very simple lead generation app, that will publicly collect leads and display them to us within a secure and private interface.

Guide

Create a new table using the Budibase DB, and upload the following CSV. If you have data, then skip to the next step.

Click manage access
Change read and write access to Public

Click on the Design tab
Click on the screen you would like to make public - in our case: leads/new/row
In the settings panel, select Public from the Access dropdown

Once a public user submits their information, we and other private (basic, power, admin) users can view the leads and their details within the private section of our app.