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Our CRM in 30 Days livestream series will now start on Wednesday - May 18th (we’re moving the date back 2 days).
Our CRM in 30 Days livestream series will now start on Wednesday - May 18th (we’re moving the date back 2 days).
WHY IS THE START BEING MOVED??
WHY IS THE START BEING MOVED??
Monday the 16th we will have a recap session on all the latest Claris announcements from the past two weeks, including FileMaker 19.5, 19.6, Claris Pro 20, and Claris Studio.
Monday the 16th we will have a recap session on all the latest Claris announcements from the past two weeks, including FileMaker 19.5, 19.6, Claris Pro 20, and Claris Studio.
Tuesday the 17th we will have Andy Lecates from Claris on our livestream! He will be doing an open Q&A with our viewers. Bring your questions on the Problem Solvers Circle and FileMaker 20.
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Transcript
So yes, welcome everyone. Welcome to the awesome day of FileMaker training where we're going to go to Miles. We have the FileMaker 20, FileMaker the FM Starting Point 25 release. It's version 25. Miles, we want to show your screen on the website. Miles is going to be here with us. He is kind of an interesting one of the managers of RCC. There he is, he's got a Sequoia background, looks very nice.
This is, You want to zoom in a little bit? It's a little on the small side. Just hit Command Plus on your, Yeah, one more time, there we go. Okay, so this is the FM Start website. We have been collecting bug releases and things that, features like that. Down here, I'm sure anytime down at the bottom of that it's going to, is that, oh do an Option Reload on there. Is that current? Because that should say, Oh, it just said, Well here's where we get into our fun chat.
We don't have a clear FileMaker 2025 yet. Even then it really wouldn't be 2025, it'd be 22. So yeah, if we call things by the proper versioning name, yeah, it's kind of screwed up. So yeah, we make sure the marketing number matches the version number, which matches the year, which keeps things simple. I don't feel like translating for everyone if we can avoid it. So what we do is we name it Start. If we call it shorthand, it's Starting Point 25. Version 25 came out in the year 2025, which makes it easy to identify.
You then have to look at some sort of chart to see what the hell Claris was shipping in 2025. You would look down and see that they were shipping either FileMaker 21 or 22 were the two shipping versions in 2025. So anyway, kind of a screwed up mess. A lot of you have submitted bug fixes to Starting Point, and we have incorporated those fixes. So we do have, if you go to the Versions button at the top center, Miles, walk us through the versions. What do we have version-wise in here? Tell us about this.
Yeah, so the breakdown of FM Starting Point, which those of you longtime viewers probably know most of this info, but we probably do have some new people. FM Starting Point is our totally free CRM. But there are different versions, which are here on the site if you want to look at them later. Light, Standard, and Enhanced. Just to give you kind of the quick breakdown, Light is not light in functionality but light in complexity. So it is great for showing someone what a CRM is. It's great for developers who are just getting started and want to tinker around.
It was also designed so it's great for Mac and Windows, but there's not like mobile-specific layouts. So it's a lot of the extra functionality that we have in Standard that we kind of peeled out to make this lighter version. Like I said, you do not have the mobile layouts. There are some extra tables like Time Sheets and Milestones that are in Standard that you don't really need in this Light version, so those have been pulled out. Another big part is the actual IDs. So the main primary ID in each table, say, Contacts, in Standard and Enhanced versions, those are UUIDs. But in Light, they are just simple like contacts would be CO001, increments to 002, it's an incremental serial number.
Let me draw in here, and there is a comment here from Andrew. I'm going to have Miles probably do that live on TV and see what happens. If you want to read that in Discord real quick, Miles, I don't know if you have another computer you can look at that. Standard and Enhanced, both the primary keys for everything are UUID. This leads us to compatibility with MirrorSync. MirrorSync is from the people at 360Works, who rarely but sometimes will respond to my emails. They're supposed to come on the show, but they haven't yet. So I don't know where they're at or what they're doing.
This is what I used last week, and we have the link for that. Margaret's going to help distribute the link for this. It's a link for the kind of the parts inventory process where we wrote a part system over the course of the week. We did data modeling, building the tables, understanding the relationships, there's videos on that. It's based upon Starting Point Light. That's a separate download. So if we want to download this right now, we would hit the, I don't know, how do we download this? Where's the download button?
Yeah, so if you go back home, we got the big download all versions right here. You fill that out, and you would actually get a page that would have Light and Standard listed. Cool. You can also jump to legacy versions from there, you know randomly someone, Yeah, all the way back to I think FileMaker Starting Point version 2, which was the FileMaker 11 one. Yeah, 11 and 12. Yeah, goes pretty far back. They actually still work, it's kind of wild to go back and see the interface differences.
So if you want to pop the interface up on this real quick, and I don't know if we want to look at what Andrew was talking about, but what we have is for Standard and Enhanced, there are four versions of English for each. What it is is that there's US English, then there's the UK English. That mostly means if we say hamburgers and fries, it says fish and chips and things like that. The dates are different and the currency is different. There's an EU one for the EU European Union countries. There's also Australia, because they decided that they were going to be different than everyone else as well. They have dollars, Australian dollars, I think, but then their dates and time are different.
So what we did is, one of the things I keep talking to Claris about, is the ability to easily change the currencies and stuff. It's something they haven't really got into yet. There's some capabilities they're trying to finish. We call it the Star Trek transporter, aka XML 2. They've been prototyping that since FileMaker 17. They've never finished it. Anyway, these are all English, but they're just little adjustments to the country. Okay, Miles, do you want to actually open it up and look at it? Do you have one that you can open?
Yeah, just to finish off the version conversation though, so these are the different languages. Standard is our main one. So if RCC starts a new development project, we're going with Standard. That's just kind of the classic main one. It does have integration for QuickBooks and MirrorSync preset up. It's not, you get this and it magically all works. You'll need to get the plugin, you'll need a little setup, but they've kind of been pre-laid out there. That's in Standard and Enhanced.
Then the last part is Enhanced. As Richard mentioned a few minutes ago, we have different subscriptions we offer through FMTraining.TV. If you get our Complete subscription, that's the one that comes with a copy of FileMaker, you also get this FM Starting Point Enhanced version. So this is the only one that is not a free option. This only comes in that subscription. But it does have some extra features. Most of them, we call them SideNuggets, because it's functionality that's built in, but it's off the layout. So just on opening it, you might not see it, but it is there.
One spot I like to show is in the Invoices. I have US Standard open here, but I'm also going to open US Enhanced. If I go into the Invoice section, if I held them side by side, they'd look the same. But once I go into layout mode, I scroll to the right, all this is extra. So, ability to save PDF to desktop, there's a card-style window of previous purchases, just some different things that could be useful for the actual customer, but also from a developer side, learning some more functionality. Yeah, that one right there, I bet comes up all the time, every day.
Okay, and then SideNuggets is a combination of me and Jacob Taylor having a conversation about it. It was like a drive-thru. I had like one free copy of Starting Point. "Sir, would you like to supersize that with some side nuggets?" "Yeah, I'd love that." That's where that came from. So you could supersize your Starting Point, you get the SideNuggets on the side that give you additional capabilities, which is really great.
So once again, if I'm doing it, and especially if I'm doing training for newer people, I start with the Light one. It's easier to understand. It's easier to understand for a wide variety of reasons. Cool. All right, so this is what it looks like. Miles, do we have a kind of a punch list of the bugs that you did? Is that in the README? It should be in the README. That's it? It is, yeah.
So whenever you download Starting Point, it comes in a zip. One of the things is the README. Any changes we have, we will put in there. This release is not shattering for anyone, there are just basically some bug fixes. But we wanted to get that correct label on it, 2025, just to stay current and not confuse people. But the bugs are listed here in the README. There was, I mean, I could dive through them, but they're very minimal: some broken buttons, some anchoring, a couple tooltip issues, and then a couple broken calcs and scripts.
Yeah, someone’s asking me about the investment in this, and the investment is quite a bit. In fact, I actually thought it's closer to a million dollars over the last 12, 14, 15 years. It's quite a bit. So people are like, "Oh, it's easy to do all this." Every once in a while, you'll see one of our competitors will use this one or two, they’ll come up with their own gish. What you'll notice from the FileMaker community, they'll come up with a sample file, and then they don't immediately get rich. So they lose interest and wander off. They don't support it. This has been supported since FileMaker 10. Thank you, Richard.
Good, Richard. Okay. Now, if you have a project that's already built, you're using an older version of Starting Point, how do you take advantage of the new Starting Point? You don't. FM Starting Point is a free unlock solution that you use to start a new project. Okay, does that make sense, everyone? Because like, I have my BVA database and it goes back to the 2020 version of Starting Point or something. Or whatever, No, 22. I was converting it to Claris. No, 2020, the year 2022 is when that started. So it looks the same but whatever bugs existed from 3 years ago are what's in. I've had to support and fix it. It looks the same, but it's different. So understand that. Yeah, good, good, good.
We appreciate that. Um, yeah, I think it was actually at one point we did the math, and I didn't really like to do the math because my wife heard me doing the math one time and she lost her. Cuz yeah. Um, but I invest. That's why we have the live streams because we bring high value to all this, right? Um, and we do it largely for free. That's why I always tell people to get a subscription. Helps us pay the bills on this.
That's the interface over there on the right. Uh, the bug fix is there. Oh, uh, people always have questions: "What can I use this to do?" And so you can. So you can take a copy of Starting Point. You can use it on any project you want. The only caveat is that you cannot take Starting Point and, in an unmodified way, redistribute it.
So if you came over to the download file over here where Miles is at, it comes, it zips, it opens it up, and he calls it FileMaker CRM Free or something. Then he takes the whole thing and zips it up, and he gets rid of our name and the About page, and he distributes it or sells it. We has , uh, you can't do that. You have to make , if you want to give it away , you need to make substantial modifications into it so it's clearly not the original Starting Point. Okay, that make sense?
We had someone who was online selling Starting Point for $2,000 a copy. True story. And they sold two or three or four of them on the East Coast to people. No modification. They just took ours. It looks so nice. $2,000. People like, "Oh my God, so many amazing." And then they get , then they called us, and they wanted us to provide support. I'm like, "Well okay, but it's a free product." "No, it's not. We paid two grand." I said, "Well, you didn't pay two grand to us."
And they had to go back and find who had boned them. And those people had like a balloon popped and went away, right? So took the money and ran. So, uh, there you go. So yeah, it's so good that people will steal it and charge for it. So, all right, other questions from anyone?
Do we have questions? I got to go through a bot. Is there a "What's New in FMSP 2025" section on the site? No, but you'll find them. I think the changes are in the readme document, right? So yeah, it's correct. Yeah, they're in the readme. And yeah, I think it's , if you're starting a new project now, yeah, get the latest version. But if you're like, "I'm on the last version," it's not like you need to start over or move anything. You could fix the bugs yourself or just , yeah.
Um, real quick , C, can you show where we would find the file from last week? And we'll look at that briefly to see how different that is. So I took Starting Point Light last week, and we started prototyping and building out the inventory system for Big Valley. And there's an introductory video spot in it, and as the other videos for the week are made, those videos will , you can press the button, they'll turn on. That makes sense.
And so the idea is that you can , we take Starting Point Light, we made a training tool. We talked about data modeling, understanding, you know, inventory kind of stuff and conversations about that. Scripting the inventory controls with scripts instead of calculation fields. So that'll download. Although yeah, it's fine. Eventually in the big scheme of things, we need to post the other link that makes sure they register, so we have at least , if we give them free , they, oh my, admin no password. I hope. Admin no password.
Okay, all right. So what we did here, as a reminder, we took the projects and we added a tab over here. And then we added these tables here, and it's all part of that conversation there. There's a part , go back to that , let me clear that, yep. Back to projects or jobs, whatever we want to call it , a project and a job , depends on what you call it. And right here, this tab right here is all the new stuff. And it was the conversation. You'll see the conversation.
So this works here. These items work here. We discuss it in the live streams. These are workflow items here that can , or will , be built out in Big Valley. But there's only so much we get to in a week. What Margaret's working on right now is going back and revisiting SMS. Because of all the, you know, spammy we get, where we need to make sure we can do it.
And so if you have an inventory issue where we're running out of a part up here, they can say, "Oh, we ran out." Like they ran out of oil. Huh, like car oil, right? They ran out of oil for the helicopter. I'm like, "I need 20 quarts of the helicopter, and it has six in the warehouse." I'm like, "What the hell?" Right? So that kind of hit a button. It text messages the , if it's urgent , goes to the parts department. They get it immediately, and they can place an order , that kind of thing , and they can reply back into here.
So if you go back to the home screen real quick, what you're going to see , you can download this. Hit the data model briefly , bottom left , that's just the final data model that we end up with. We talk about it in the video. That's just a screenshot. Okay, that's all that is. Okay. Um, we ended up finalizing this on Thursday and Friday.
That's a popover window. So if we click out of that, then the next button over beyond that is videos. There's an introduction video at the top, which is functional. It'll run. It'll open in a browser. So we took Light, and we added some stuff to it. And so this is a one-off. So some of you , we're not going to keep updating this Light one. This is like a one-off, and now it's kind of done.
The only change will happen , those video links will become live. She can watch day two or day three or day four. Okay, back to open questions about Starting Point. Do you guys have any intention of adding any big new features to the platform? Or , not platform , to the , well, here's the rub. We did this parts thing over there and the inventory control. It's a demo.
The problem is that every time we add a feature, it's a feature that a small subset of people want. And for the people who don't want it, it just becomes junky junk they don't need. They don't want to deal with, right? And so yeah, we try to make sure it's , this is the old joke , but it's FM Starting Point, not FM Completely Done. It'll never be completely done for anyone. But to start, when you start off in a project , a legit, like serious, like Big Valley , here, we saved honestly $50,000 or $60,000 on the front end by building this out and using existing Starting Point.
So all I had to do was really focus on the pieces that made their business different, which in aviation maintenance is a lot of regulatory items. Regal , but regulatory , even in Europe, it's regulatory. Other questions about Starting Point?
Yeah, I mean, if someone's like, "I don't know," , developer is using this a lot on projects and something keeps coming up like, "This would be great to have added," , like give us feedback. We also have , you could submit bugs and preferences. But like Richard said, we take feedback. We look at new things being added to FileMaker. But then we have to zoom back out and think, "Okay, is this just good for one or two scenarios, or is this good across the board as a STAR solution?" Versus, "Let's work on development for you based on Starting Point."
Uh, say yeah, so that's a good point. I'll segue into that. So Starting Point , of all the projects that RCC has , half of them have or have some component of CRM-ish stuff in there. So CRM , Customer Relationship Management , which means managing the contacts, managing the communication with them, managing potentially what they buy or their quote or their work order , their job , projects or jobs over here, right?
So even if you , like with , if you open , can you open Big Valley? Or you want me to open it real quick? I probably could open that. Yeah, I'll flip it to you. Okay, let me open Big Valley real quick here, and just give me two seconds here. So you'll see the difference between this stuff. I'm going to open this up. I'm going to share here, and now I'm going to make the window get bigger. There it goes.
I'm going to pop that. I'm going to go to the Big Valley. So this is the Big Valley window here. So you can see that the similarities , I got rid of buttons we didn't need, right? I changed some naming over here, right? But if you look at contacts over here, it's very, very, very similar to the contacts elsewhere. And obviously, I'm doing some stuff down here. I'm looking at their work orders, right?
Where, you know, he did this and did that , whatever. And you got this right there and like, "Oh my God, who is that person?" This is a test record here, not a real record. But yeah, then you , but we have this interface, and you build on top of this. And so there is an invoices section in here. I put a line through it because this company already has a way of invoicing. And so I didn't want to get rid of it.
You might hide the layouts or make it so , remove it from the navigation so they don't see it. Like, if they come over here at the top, they're using that, they're not using that, and they're using that, that, and that. So I can hide this up here, and it would be better to hide it and hold it in reserve until you needed it.
And keep in mind, a lot of these modules can be used for more than one thing. Like invoices can be used for estimates, can be used for a purchase order system. Right, because it's a document with line items in it. So yeah. And then this got customized for them, and they've got quite a bit of customization in this. But they've invested in this pretty heavily.
Questions? Well, we have the comment from Andrew about , um , trying. There's possibly a menu issue or menu bug. John Pard mentioned this. So John Pard is one of our intermittent people who likes to come on, watch the show, and , hi John, how's it going? So John says doing custom menus at the top is really difficult. Wouldn't it be great if we could customize these and not go through hell?
We're not going to update that because it's not important. We want you to go through hell , it builds character. Okay, there's your answer. Builds character. It's been that way, right? So that is the custom menus at the top up here. I don't , do they have custom menus here? I think we turned them , we do have a custom menu for them because they had special requirements for the show. Oh, that's right.
Okay, so here's what we did here, and it's a minor , so what we did is, if you come over here , am I on it? Over here? Uh, yeah, so we're on this one right here. So we did a custom menu. So what happens is that we have these projects called stealth projects. So we have test records in the system, and the customer loses their mind when they see test records. But we need test records in there.
So we have a checkbox that says this is a stealth project only. So when they are over here, they won't see the stealth projects. And if they’re over here and they do a search, and we do a find mode , we go into find , they can find whatever they want. But if they hit show all , I'm going to hit Script Debugger, watch this , show all has been replaced under the hood.
Dad, sorry. If you share only that screen it's not going , oh, it did show Script Debugger. Never mind, it’s here now. If I come down , is it still there? Yes, barely. So yes. Okay, I'm going to leave it right here. So there is an underlying script here , script menus, okay? There's an underlying script here. Normally this would show all, but it's going to run this script because we created a custom menu that , look, we had to rebuild this.
It looks identical, but when it gets to show all or find or something, we have it run a script and pretend to be doing what it's going to do. And it says, okay, what we're going to do , freeze a window. We're going to show all records, which is normally what that command would do , show all, find all. It used to be called find all, which made more sense. Then they said show all , show all records.
Then we , then they don't see this. Then we enter find mode, and then we tell it we're going to omit anything with the flag "stealth project" on it. And then perform the find. And so they don't even know. I mean, I've told them we do this , it's not a secret , but they don't even know. And they can't see the stealth checkbox up here at the top because it sees that they're an admin.
So magically they have 186 records, but they only see 174. This is not super great security. It's just , but I'm dealing with people who are not super, super detailed or sophisticated in terms of computer usage, right? For them, an exciting day is Microsoft Word and Excel. That's mostly what they do. So , but you would do this to help remove it.
Then you could use record-level security. And that way , because like right now they can override , they could find a way to override and find the stealth one way or another. They could find it. If you do record-level security , so you go into File, and you manage, and you go into security over here , what ends up happening is , I'm just going to play through on that and then have that , oh, I must have hit the button.
I'm going to go ahead and close that. How do I close that? There it goes. What ends up happening is that that way, if they navigate to a spot they're not supposed to be at, then all the fields are grayed out. Says "No access. No access to that data."
So what I've done is , it's called obscurity through obscurity. It's useful if you have trustworthy people. It's useful if you have trustworthy people. It's not useful if someone's here and they're really malevolent and up to no good. Then you need to , you can do the , to keep it pretty, keep it from showing up.
We're not going to see those other records, because if I flip them now, we have test record here, and test record here, and test , yeah, Margaret test record. And they were freaking out because they would see it over here, right? Cuz, you know, the FAA can show up and inspect this place. They don't want to see a bunch of test records over here. So if the FAA shows up , no, they're going to see the same thing these guys do, which is all the legit projects that are in progress.
So, so, so John , Dr. Dr. John , Dr. John Pard is correct. Yes. His response is, "Oh, that's why my character is so strong," which I thought was funny. You told him that custom menus build character. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. No, it's pretty hideous. Nick did a three-day thing , extravaganza , where he claimed it wasn't hideous, but it was like someone , it's like , yeah, it was pretty bad.
I mean, I would rather go clean the toilets than do a custom menu at the top, if that says anything. Do any clients even use the AI features? Hilariously, we're looking at one that does. Okay, so the built-in AI , oh that , well, okay, back up. So when you say AI , I got into it with Claris. I told them they needed to make some AI features that I gave a about, that would work. I'm waiting to see what happens from that.
However, there are plenty of API services. I'm going to stop sharing , let me stop sharing briefly here. Stop share. And there we go. And there we go. I'm going to share my screen , I'm going to share the whole screen, nothing but the whole screen. And then I'm going to go to a company called Assembly AI. So this was awesome. Assembly AI is a company , it's super cheap , and what they do is , we, the people over here , to help them do a better job, what we end up doing is that they ,
Is that they have , here's some product , let me go to products right here. Okay. Text-to-speech , they can record it into a container field. "I'm working and I'm doing this thing," and it translates it to proper , not just text-to-speech, but it , text, and it fixes the context. And then you can also say, "I'm working on the end number of the aircraft," or, "this part," kind of blah blah blah, and it's smart enough to parse it and to figure out where the data goes.
In fact, initially it didn't work so good. But , and so what , there's different levels of AI, like super cheap AI that's like one one-thousandth of a penny to do some basic call. Or you can dial up the intelligence level of the AI to, like, one request is a penny or two pennies. No one gives a [expletive]. These guys are on top , they make 30, or 40, 50 requests a day. They say something, the smarter AI then parses it into , these fields are identified , like on an aircraft you'll have an N number and registration number.
And if you throw that in there, the demi won't figure it out. But if you turn it up on the Assembly AI, it figures it out and sticks it in there for you. And it brings it back to FileMaker, and it loads it in there. This stuff right here , even today they came to me and said, "This kicks ass." They love this AI. It's AI , it doesn't feel AI. It doesn't feel like it's trying to take over the world and kill us, right? But this is super useful.
So there's things like this that make sense , parsing emails, trying to understand what an email , parse it apart , then you can take action on it, right? So that's , we are doing some AI. This has been very, very well received. Miles, do we have other AI examples that you know the team , because you talk to all the other engineers?
I don't think anything that's done yet. I think being explored, and then , yeah, waiting to see what's coming. Okay. Yeah, I know from that , that this was so good that I would want to use this myself. So if you come over here and I go to the layouts , mouse layouts , they never see this. So they do a voice dictation into FileMaker Go. And what happens is , let me see right here , okay, this , this is the screen they see on their phone.
And I give them some keywords. They press this button here , makes a recording, okay. And then what happens is that it hands it off to FileMaker Server. And then what FileMaker Server does is , this screen right here, which is kind of this triage screen , the customer never sees it. But they get the recording right here in the container. It sends it off to OpenAI. About 20 seconds later, if I go to browse mode , here, let me go to the last one they did ,
Oh, okay, this is a real one right here. I don't know when this was. So we send it to them. We upload it. The full transcription comes back with this on it. And then we didn’t ask for all this other stuff over here, right? Like, they can say, "I did this, I did this, I worked two hours of overtime, and I worked one warranty hour because it was a warranty repair, and then two hours of standard time." And this AI will go, "Oh, oh, okay." So it'll fill things out for you.
So then 20, 30 seconds later , and I got to get rid of this real data , I'm going to get rid of this , it'll fill all this out. Then once it's in here, you can write a script that , like, if we have , these are , if those are filled in, when I add it to the project, I also go in and add a timesheet entry for the person for that amount with the description down here.
That's awesome. And how , why is this possible? Because the FileMaker platform allows us to have external APIs we talk to. Okay, so I recommend , there are some great AI examples that are awesome. Because back in the old days, you could always do voice-to-text, but it never really understood. And it was really kind of a mess.
When I first tried this, I was so mad at these people. I sent them a nasty note. I said, "Listen, your product is as bad as it was 20 years ago." And what they said was, "Well, you need to turn up the quality level." And I went back to my jun , and we're working , team programming this with one of my mid-level engineers , actually almost a senior engineer now , and he's like, "Oh yeah, there's a setting where we can turn up the complexity." He goes, "But it might be like two cents."
I said, "Dude, it's a throwaway if it's not smarter." So he turns it up. So this request goes off, takes it , two pennies. So these guys spend 20, 30 cents a day, maybe max, right? And it fills it in correctly. And it goes straight in the system. So they're on top. They've got grease on their hands. They don't have to get on a keyboard. Smart data entry. Intelligent speech analysis. I love it.
All right, well I don't have anything else. Thank you all for watching and supporting the channel. And we do support. Bye-bye. Have a good one. We will see you tomorrow.
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FM Starting Point is a completely FREE FileMaker CRM, designed for use with FileMaker® 19. FMSP is focused on small businesses, work groups, and non-profit organizations.
FM Starting Point is a completely FREE FileMaker CRM, designed for use with FileMaker® 19. FMSP is focused on small businesses, work groups, and non-profit organizations.
FileMaker users have been enjoying the benefits of FMSP for over 10 years, with over 684,125 downloads of the solution. FMSP offers an integrated approach to an integral need in the business world — a complete CRM that is ready to be built upon to create the perfect solution for your specific needs. Experienced FileMaker Pro users will value a FREE tool that makes building a new project substantially easier.
FileMaker users have been enjoying the benefits of FMSP for over 10 years, with over 684,125 downloads of the solution. FMSP offers an integrated approach to an integral need in the business world — a complete CRM that is ready to be built upon to create the perfect solution for your specific needs. Experienced FileMaker Pro users will value a FREE tool that makes building a new project substantially easier.
To save time on your next project, simply start off with a fresh copy of FMSP. Then, add additional tables, fields, and scripts to fully customize the database to your exact needs.
To save time on your next project, simply start off with a fresh copy of FMSP. Then, add additional tables, fields, and scripts to fully customize the database to your exact needs.
FMSP 2020 features support for the new features of FileMaker 19, including Master-Detail View and more. Additionally, FMSP 2020 is optimized for WebDirect 19, allowing for limited deployments, purely in a web browser.
FMSP 2020 features support for the new features of FileMaker 19, including Master-Detail View and more. Additionally, FMSP 2020 is optimized for WebDirect 19, allowing for limited deployments, purely in a web browser.
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FileMaker CRM Free Download
FM Starting Point (FMSP) has moved from build number to year; so this current release is called 2020 instead of 8.0. FMSP has been customized for use on the FileMaker 19 Platform. FMSP supports iPad, Windows, Mac OS X, and WebDirect. FM Starting Point may be hosted on FileMaker Server or FileMaker Cloud.
FM Starting Point (FMSP) has moved from build number to year; so this current release is called 2020 instead of 8.0. FMSP has been customized for use on the FileMaker 19 Platform. FMSP supports iPad, Windows, Mac OS X, and WebDirect. FM Starting Point may be hosted on FileMaker Server or FileMaker Cloud.
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Monkeybread Plug-in Open Q&A with Christian Schmitz
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Intermediate & Advanced Relationships - Day 10
Intermediate & Advanced Relationships - Day 10
At RCC, we’ve discovered that relationships in FileMaker Pro are often misunderstood and not widely known. Demonstrating and explaining all aspects of how relationships behave can be challenging for any of us. To address this, Nick will be launching a new webinar series focused entirely on relationships, starting at an intermediate level. RCC already offers several
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Intermediate & Advanced Relationships - Day 11
Intermediate & Advanced Relationships - Day 11
At RCC, we’ve discovered that relationships in FileMaker Pro are often misunderstood and not widely known. Demonstrating and explaining all aspects of how relationships behave can be challenging for any of us. To address this, Nick will be launching a new webinar series focused entirely on relationships, starting at an intermediate level. RCC already offers several
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Intermediate & Advanced Relationships - Day 12
Intermediate & Advanced Relationships - Day 12
At RCC, we’ve discovered that relationships in FileMaker Pro are often misunderstood and not widely known. Demonstrating and explaining all aspects of how relationships behave can be challenging for any of us. To address this, Nick will be launching a new webinar series focused entirely on relationships, starting at an intermediate level. RCC already offers several
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Lookups in FileMaker
Lookups in FileMaker
Lookups are ways to store snapshots of information through FileMaker relationships! Richard is here to break down the hows and whys.
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A Walk Down Memory Lane with Nick Hunter
A Walk Down Memory Lane with Nick Hunter
Nick Hunter looks back on some of his most popular streams in the past year - including free sample files!
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