PostgreSQL
PostgreSQLDatabase and data management

Store data in PostgreSQL

A database stores data in a structured manner. PostgreSQL can form the shared basis for a dashboard, link or business application.

How does it work in practice?

Instead of keeping the same information in separate files, data and relationships can be recorded in one database. The setup depends on the application, the access rights and the required history.

  • Bringing together data from different sources
  • Record relationships between orders, products and files
  • Set up controlled access and change history

An example from our practice

Hours and administration

Top Groep Nederland

Top Groep Nederland

Relationships, weekly statements and payroll control together, with approval steps and invoice preparation.

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Immerse yourself further

  • Data models

    A data model records how data belong together. For example, which order lines belong to an order and which costs are allocated to an item.

  • Web dashboards

    A web dashboard is its own application in the browser. You can view figures and perform work there, such as looking up files or checking data.

  • Link existing systems together

    An API connection allows systems to exchange data. For example, orders, stock or product information, without having to copy it manually.

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PostgreSQL® logo: PostgreSQL Community Association of Canada. Used to indicate the database software.

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