How are applications organized in Quickbase?

Applications in Quickbase are organized primarily by tables, which consist of records and fields. This structure allows users to create a database-like environment where they can define the data they want to track and manage. Each application can contain multiple tables, and each table is made up of records (individual data entries) and fields (specific attributes of those records).

This organization fosters a relational approach, enabling users to establish connections between different tables (like linking related records) and perform various operations, such as queries and reporting, on the data stored within those tables. Hence, the focus on tables containing records and fields is fundamental to how applications function within Quickbase, maximizing the efficiency of data management and retrieval.

Other options do not provide the correct framework for organizing applications in Quickbase and either relate to user feedback, categories of applications, or visual representations of data, which are not foundational aspects of how data is structured in Quickbase applications.