QuickBase is a very scalable product.

It is a scalable product. Currently, our project has three teams, each consisting of approximately 100 members, utilizing QuickBase.

It is highly scalable and within our organization, it supports a team of around thirty individuals. I would rate it nine out of ten.

There's a lot of stability in QuickBase. I would say over two hundred people in my company use the solution.

I would rate the solution's scalability an eight point five out of ten. 

I would rate the tool's scalability a seven out of ten. There are some limitations in terms of size.

We have 80 simultaneous users, and many companies we speak with have 300, and we haven't had any issues with the scalability.

For where we're currently, it's a very valuable solution. As we continue to scale, there are definitely other platforms that will be a little bit more beneficial, but where we're currently, it makes a lot of sense for the work that we're doing. I'm pretty happy with the platform. Down the pipeline, Salesforce is something that we might potentially move towards, but at the moment, QuickBase serves our needs. As we grow into a more enterprise, Salesforce could be something that would be really beneficial for us.

Currently, we have about 150 employees who are using the application each and every day. Each department and everyone is utilizing it. We use it for different things, such as our CRM, our help desk ticketing, HR function, etc. It touches every entity of the company.

The only issues we have encountered with scalability had to do with our own lack of expertise with data gathering. Some tips and tricks from QuickBase for the beginner would help. Otherwise, no scalability issues at all.

None

Scalability is good and we have no problem with it. However, sometimes we would like to get more capacity. We have approximately 1,000 users and we plan to increase our usage.

I have used it on a small scale issue within my team, so really can't say much about the scalability. But for a small scale, in-house use, it is pretty good.

No, QuickBase is a cloud product so I do not have to worry about scalability. I have not seen my QuickBase apps degrade in performance due to high data volume.

None

The product is scalable. In my organization, 25 people use the product, including developers, administrators, data entry operators, business developers, architects, and software engineers.

I have not quite reached any limitations with scalability, but having seen its architecture, including its extensive API, Quickbase can be scaled within itself, as well as through its API to extend into larger and/or different systems.

We have not had any issues with scalability. This product has remained fast, simple, and ready to store countless records.

Yes. Scalability issues resulted because of a lack of our knowledge in data normalization and data structuring. As with any system that keeps track of information or generates reports, you must have a strong system from the very bottom otherwise it will not be very scalable.

QuickBase is the most easily scalable software product I have encountered in my 30 years of software solution implementations.

We have not encountered any scalability issues. We do not use it to the extent of other organizations and so I do not see this every being a problem. Currently we manage over 7000 projects in our main database without issue.

Nope.

No.

Scalability is one of the key QuickBase features where you are able to start small and add feature sets to your application as needed.

Your application and ability is only limited by your own imagination. The sky is the limit with QuickBase. If you can dream it, QuickBase can do it.

There are row limits on tables and one of our applications has encountered this limitation. We were able to update the design of the system to spread the data across multiple tables and work around the limitation.

There were no issues with scalability. We continue to grow the application user and content data without any evidence of latency.

Being the customizable platform that Quickbase is there has been absolutely no issues with scalability. I can build any of my ideas and implement them immediately.

We did at first with the data storeage limits in place but since that has expanded we have not had an issue. We are growing quickly in the last year and the product has kept up.

Quite the opposite, QuickBase has scaled wonderfully. We are a high-transaction construction company and our apps handle the scaling without a second thought.

Have over 700 users and should be scaling to 2000, so no issues. We continue to build apps across more and more business units

None

Not yet.

We have had no issues with scalability with regards to QuickBase.

The current version of QuickBase has some data and user limits, but soon these will be a thing of the past.

The only issue we have run into is the lack of support for Chinese language translation for our expansion into the Chinese market.

No. We have not had any problems with QuickBase's scalability. We started out with a couple of users and a single app, and now have multiple apps and everyone in our organization using it with great success and no real hiccups.

I have not encountered any issues with scalability with QuickBase. Its easy to develop and deploy out applications that can be used by one or two users or hundreds of users.

No issues so far. We have gone from one app being used by one department to able 50 used across the company. We have yet to run in to any issues.

We have not encountered any issues with scalability. Each app has its own user base and data. You can add as many as are needed.

I haven't had any problems or know of anyone who has in our organization at all. QuickBase has not had any issues with scalability that I'm aware of.

Scalability is not a problem. We use a single application for many transactions, many departments and many different tasks/uses.

Quickbase system has the ability to process our tickets no matter how many we use a month. It works great with a few or we have gotten up to 200 tickets a month so far no problems. Love the speed and flexibility of this program.

No. Our apps have been evolving and growing and Quickbase aids in our ability to do this.

It is extremely scalable.

I had some experience with the system platform prior, so I knew the best thing I could do was to map out the entire application before I started any building. We are actually using version 2 off our management app.

No

We have been building small apps. We haven’t yet encountered a scalability scenario. However, I feel it has the capacity to scale.

No issue so far.

No, we have not encountered any issues. We started small and have grown exponentially adding more records and fields each year.

Scalability was a concern but QuickBase was able to scale large data files and information into programs and tables that worked on both a large and small scale.

I have not encountered any scalability issues at this time.

I did not encounter any issues with scalability.

No issues so far.

Ease of scaling depends heavily on how the app framework is designed by each user.

No Issues encountered with scalability, that's in fact a strong area.

No, Quickbase scales nicely as long as the developer builds with scalability in mind.

No issues with scalability.

I could not yet verify the existence/capability of the feature, such as how to help a non-IT based user to configure the ERP operating environment on a complex cross-functional process.

I did not encounter any issues with scalability.