Server Script
Business case 6: Delete associated cards from third-party applications (After Delete)
Automate deleting records in third party applications, such as Zoho Desk or SAP, once they are deleted in Qntrl using the 'After Delete' server script. Business Scenario Zylker uses Jira to track issues in their products and every bug filed in ...
Business case 5: Transfer data to third-party applications (After create)
Today’s corporations use different software tools for different functions like inventory, payroll, utility, and so on. Server scripts allow organizations to fetch data from these third-party software or websites, and list the same in cards. ...
Business case 4: Set conditions for users to delete cards using Server Scripts (Before Delete)
Organizations provide permissions and privileges to various sections of staff according to their roles and profiles. In order to make sure that the data within Qntrl can only be deleted by the right personnel, organizations can implement complex ...
Business case 3: Validate new data entered in cards using Server Scripts (Before Update)
Performing operations and coordinating with teams can be quite a herculean task. If the information given in the card details is changed to corrupt information later, it may create chaos and slow down task completion. This is why if a user is to make ...
Business case 2: Fetch data from third party websites using Server Scripts (Before Create)
We might sometimes want to fetch external data from other applications or websites like weather details, stock rates, or flight status related to the card, when we create a card. Server scripts can be used to fetch such data and display it in Qntrl. ...
Business case 1: Populate read recipients list for a card using Server Scripts (On Load)
Managers find it useful to know which employees have viewed a new card or comment, like a read receipts list. It helps managers know if an employee has viewed his assigned task and evaluate how informed employees are about new updates in the ...
Server logs
Server logs allow you to track the scripts that are triggered in Qntrl. You can view the status, execution time, time taken to execute the script, and number of SDK calls. To view the logs of the server script: Navigate to and select Server Logs ...
Server variables
Server variables are placeholders that can store values. These variables can be used in the server scripts based on their scope. Create a server variable Navigate to and select Server Variables under Scripts in the menu. Click the New Variable ...
Manage Server scripts
Server scripts help you code company-specific business logic to manage database, perform time-consuming processes quickly, and automate activities in your business workflows. These scripts running on a server help you retrieve, display, and ...