I like how Caspio simplifies tracking inputs and outputs for our many plant varieties. The online input feature is fantastic, allowing my team to use it in the field with their phones for real-time data recording. We've developed user-friendly data pages and can easily pull reports, which has saved us time and helped us identify costly data gaps. I appreciate that even without a coding background, I could design a platform tailored to our needs. The relationship view is particularly intriguing for associating what initially seemed like unrelated datasets. I'm also excited about the API and triggering components for weekly automated updates to streamline our project. The initial setup was easy and quick, tailored specifically for our field context, which set Caspio apart from other options. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My biggest problem is that it's my first time, and keeping the data pages simple and better laid out is a challenge. It's improving as I draw data more frequently, but changing or improving the data pages is still difficult for me without disrupting the relationships. I also feel that having all the data, data pages, and relationships in one view would be helpful. I kind of work better with a holistic view rather than jumping around trying to find the correct data to connect. Currently, I have a mapping structure open on hand to keep me on track. Some kind of grouping function that acts like a small project builder would be beneficial. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.