Databases aren't just for big companies with hundreds or thousands of clients and products. It's for anyone who wants to put manual work on autopilot, so they can track, retrieve, and protect all types of information.
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You have the option to manually enter data or import data from an existing database using the External Data tab. Keep in mind you will have a database field for certain columns.
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