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Hi,
So for the purposes of this problem, say i have 4 tables:
Customer table: a list of all customers.New Leads: a list of all leads.Orders: a list of all orders currently being executed.Disputes: a list of all disputes.
All records in new leads/ord...
thanks! I already did though. The closest question i could find relating to my topic was a post from December 2017 (unfortunately i can’t link to hit here) . The suggestion here is to use the API. However, I would imagine that this is a common enough...
