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What is Qvista?

Qvista is a no-code platform that lets you connect data sources, store and manage data in DataTables, collect data via Forms, visualize with Views, and automate anything using Autoflux — all in one place.

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Do I need to know how to code?

No. Every feature is fully no-code. Advanced users can drop into custom scripts and API calls when needed.

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What data sources are supported?

SQL and NoSQL databases, CSV/Excel files, Google Sheets, REST/SOAP/GraphQL APIs, and webhooks. See Connectors.

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Is my data secure?

Yes. All data is encrypted at rest and in transit. Qvista supports role-based access, SSO, and SOC 2 compliant infrastructure. See Security.

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Can I try Qvista for free?

Yes. The Free plan includes core features and is enough to get started. See Pricing.

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How do I get support?

Free plans have community support. Business plans include priority email. Enterprise plans include a dedicated success manager.

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How do I get started with Qvista?

Start by creating your account and connecting a data source. From there, you can manage your data with DataTables, collect information through Forms, create visualizations with Views, and automate workflows using Autoflux.

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What are DataTables?

DataTables allow you to store and manage structured data in Qvista. You can add, manage, and work with records and use your data across other Qvista features.

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What triggers are available in Autoflux?

Autoflux supports triggers such as Form Submitted, Button Click, Scheduled, Webhook Trigger, and New Lead Created.

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Can I connect multiple data sources to Qvista?

Yes. Qvista allows you to connect multiple data sources and use the connected data across features such as DataTables, Views, Forms, and Autoflux.

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Can I collaborate with other users in Qvista?

Yes. Qvista supports Multi-User Collaboration, allowing multiple users to work within the platform with appropriate access and permissions.

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What happens if a connector or Autoflux workflow fails?

You can review the relevant connector or Autoflux activity to identify issues and determine whether the connection or workflow requires attention.