Z Data
Supplier lists, material price lists, branch lists or data from an old accounting system can all live in Z Data. The person in charge creates tables on screen, uploads Excel files or connects other systems. Forms in your processes then let people pick from that data instead of typing it.
Purchasing creates a Suppliers table with tax code, address and product group. Each column has a clear type, and business keys cannot repeat. A dataset is a filter or join assembled from pickers, with no query to write.
An accountant uploads a price list in Excel. The system samples it, infers column types, lets you map columns to fields and previews before running. One nested record can be split across several linked tables. After each load, every rejected row is listed with its number and the reason.
A company running its own accounting package or ERP can pull data over its API, including the login-for-a-token style many local products use. Runs can be scheduled. Connection secrets are encrypted and never shown again. Data from Ziro modules can be read live, without copying it.
On a purchase request, the requester picks a product group and the supplier dropdown narrows to suppliers in that group. On submit the choice is checked again with the same filter, so a supplier that was just dropped cannot slip through. Processes can also write results back to Z Data once a request is approved.
Nobody, by default. Data changes through file loads, connections or processes. Hand edits in the grid need a separate permission, and every change records its source.
By default Z Data refuses to call private and special addresses. An on-premises installation can allow specific network ranges. Credentials are write-only and cannot be read back.
No. Tables, datasets, dropdowns and loading flows are all built on screen. The system does not accept SQL or GraphQL from users.
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