Business, 09.11.2019 00:31 russboys3

Custom actions your users by:
a. allowing them to create custom records
b. giving them more ways to open, view, edit, and delete custom records
c. making work feel more like playing a video game
d. making it fast and easy to interact with information in your organization

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