Quickbase
Connect Sasha to your Quickbase applications. Query data, create records, and automate workflows without leaving the chat interface.
What You Can Do
- Query tables with natural language
- Create and update records across your apps
- Run reports and analyze data
- Inspect schemas to understand app structure
- Manage relationships between tables
Prerequisites
- Quickbase account with API access
- User token scoped to your target app
- Table-level permissions for the data you want to access
Generate a Quickbase User Token
- In Quickbase, go to My Apps → User tokens
- Click New user token
- Name it (e.g., "Sasha Integration")
- Select the target app
- Grant access to the tables Sasha should use
- Copy the token—you only see it once
Setup
- Navigate to Settings → Tools → Quickbase Workspace
- Enter your configuration:
- Realm hostname (e.g.,
yourcompany.quickbase.com) - App ID (e.g.,
bq8xk2hj) - User token
- Realm hostname (e.g.,
- Click Save
- Click Test Connection
- Click Register to enable Claude access
Example Uses
"Show me all open projects in Quickbase"
"Create a new task record: Fix login bug, assigned to Sarah, due Friday"
"What are the top 10 customers by revenue in the Sales app?"
"Update the status of project P-1234 to Complete"
"List all tables in the Operations app and their fields"
Capabilities
| Operation | Description |
|---|---|
| Query records | Search and filter with natural language |
| Create records | Add new entries to any table |
| Update records | Modify existing record fields |
| Delete records | Remove records (with confirmation) |
| Run reports | Execute saved Quickbase reports |
| List tables | See app structure and relationships |
| Get fields | Inspect table schemas |
Security Notes
- User token is encrypted at rest
- Sasha respects your Quickbase permissions
- Read-only mode available if preferred
- Disconnect anytime from Settings
Troubleshooting
| Issue | Solution |
|---|---|
| "Invalid token" | Regenerate token in Quickbase |
| "Table not found" | Verify token has access to the table |
| "Permission denied" | Check table-level permissions |