Overview

A NocoDB base holds your tables, views, forms and dashboards, and has its own members and permissions.

Invite people, control what they can reach with granular permissions, and keep track of what changes.

NocoDocs lets you create rich-text documents inside your NocoDB bases.

An overview of the extensions available in NocoDB and how to add and manage them.

An overview of the integrations available in NocoDB and how to manage their connections.

NocoAI is the AI assistant built into NocoDB. Ask it in plain language to build bases, tables, views and dashboards, or to find, analyze and update your data.

Learn how to create, import, and manage tables in NocoDB.

Keep NocoDB tables in sync with another base or with external systems.

NocoDB Sync copies a shared Grid view from one NocoDB base into another base as a read-only table that updates automatically or on demand.

A NocoDB workspace holds your bases and the members who work on them together.

An overview of the authentication methods in NocoDB: email and password, 2FA, SSO with Google OAuth, SAML and OIDC, and SCIM.

NocoDB roles and permissions at the organization, workspace and base levels, and how NocoDB finds the role that applies.

Connect external data sources to NocoDB, and manage their sync, access control and configuration.

Learn about fields in NocoDB tables: field types, default values, descriptions, unique fields, and field actions.

Learn how to create, update, and manage records in NocoDB tables.

Bring external data into NocoDB with automatic syncs from the tools that your teams already use.

Views in NocoDB show the data of a table with their own sorts, filters, field visibility and permission type.

Create and manage NocoDB tables, and use the toolbar to work with the data in them.

Use the Tools panel in NocoDB to manage fields, relations, permissions, webhooks, and other table tools from one place.

Create, modify and delete webhooks on a NocoDB table to send record changes to other systems.

Compare webhook v2 and webhook v3 in NocoDB: the event model, the payload changes and the new trigger options.

Learn how to create, modify, and delete legacy (v2) webhooks in NocoDB.