6 articles about Apps, in reading order.
Parsware Platform
What Parsware is and how its parts fit together, shown through one real application, from the tables underneath it to the phone screen, the approval process and the printed report.
Parsware Platform
A step-by-step walkthrough, from an empty solution to a working app. Create a table, add five kinds of field, build a filtered view, and open it with real rows in about ten minutes.
Parsware Platform
Building an app doesn't give it to anyone. Share it with a role, check who that actually reaches, and the app appears on their launcher and nobody else's. The sharing travels in the solution, so you don't redo it in every environment.
Parsware Platform
A dashboard in Parsware is a screen you draw. Counted tiles, charts, the table's own grid and its quick create form sit on one page, and the page goes into an app's navigation like any table.
Parsware Platform
Every Parsware environment comes with an Organisation app. It holds your units as a chart, the people in each one, and who does which kind of work where, which is what processes route work by and what "my unit and below" access is measured against.
For Power Apps
Parsware for Power Apps installs two model-driven apps. Parsware Studio is where makers draw reports and screens, and it only exists in development. Parsware is what every environment gets, and it starts almost empty on purpose, because the reports and screens your users open belong in your own apps.
