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We have 26 tables interlinked. It some times becomes difficult to map data and visualise it in graph. Also the performance is a bit slow. How should be model data to reduce the tables and improve performance.

It would be great if more spectra of my business needs can be provided under a single roof in GD. ... Another suggestion from me: please add the possibility of trying GD for free without a business email. A couple of friends/customers who wanted to try it for personal reasons (thinking of a... Leer más

We are currently working on a Project to have standard process in creating the community post. Since we started 3 years ago, all the information on community topic are not properly categorized. We would like to create a rule on which we can ask the current community post creator to review the... Leer más

As mentioned, I've had a difficult time training my team on using good data. They are initially very overwhelmed by the data and fields available in Good Dara and don't know where to start.

the login admin panel, when I want to send an email to everyone but I use something like gmail, it doesn't allow it. This could be implemented. in some cases I need to do this manually. what makes the process slow

We have 26 tables interlinked. It some times becomes difficult to map data and visualise it in graph. Also the performance is a bit slow. How should be model data to reduce the tables and improve performance.

We would like to see more integration into other software like School Funds Online, eMaint, Audit LEA, and School Funds Online. Also, the interface is a bit cumbersome and difficult to create these reports.

We have outside stakeholders that combine our reports with those from other data services to track progress in the company. Currently, we have to manually export these reports and send to them. Is there any way to automate this or best practices?

These last few months increased the number of tickets which caused some of my reports to present difficulty exporting, so I had to divide the reports into two or three parts so that I would allow me to consult them.

maybe a tutorial or a guide with examples to make the correct use of good DATA