Product order setup

[Jay_Data]

I’m not clear how to setup an order form -

The customer (input) experience should be to

• lookup product 1
• add product and quantity (or variants) to order
• lookup product 2
• add product and quantity (or variants) to order

(customer see’s product total’s summary as we can see in Grouped views

• submit order request

[ScottWorld]

None of that is possible with Airtable’s forms. You might be able to do some or all of that with the forms from MiniExtensions.com or On2Air: Forms.

[Jay_Data]

Thank you, the main issue with max x10 extensions per base this is not ideally scalable and Airtable Enterprise is way out of our budget

[Jay_Data]

Also not sure Mini or On2Air can to just this.

[Jay_Data]

Appsmith.com may be a better option… but probably a bit more techinical and starts a $250/m on business

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[Jay_Data]

Ycode.com might also work, I need to play with it some more… (native Airtable integration).

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