File-eazy allows the creation of Transaction-based Apps, which are specialized records that establish a connection between two apps. This integration prevents the need for duplicate information within the system, ensuring data consistency and efficiency.


To create a Transaction-based App, it is essential to have a Master App that serves as the central repository of data. The Master App contains comprehensive information about a specific entity or subject.

Example 1: Library

In the Library scenario, the Master App "Library" stores book details like Title, Author, ISBN, Publication Year, Publisher, and Genre. It serves as the main source and reference point for book-related data.


A linked Transaction App, "Book Rental History," records rental transactions. It captures lender information such as the individual who rented the book, the start date of the rental, the end date of the rental, and any remarks or additional notes.. This app is connected to the Master App "Library."


By linking the Transaction App to the Master App, rental data is associated with book entries. This connection enables easy tracking and retrieval of rental history within the library system.


For example, when a user borrows a book, the Book Rental History Transaction App records rental details such as the individual who rented the book, the start date of the rental, the end date of the rental, and any remarks or additional notes. This information is linked to the corresponding book entry in the Master App Library, ensuring accurate and accessible rental history.


Example 2: Sales Administration

In a Sales Administration system, the Master App "Product Catalog" contains information about various products, such as Product Name, SKU, Price, and Stock Quantity. It serves as the central repository for product data.


A Transaction App, "Sales Transactions," is created and linked to the Master App. It records individual sales transactions, including Customer Name, Date, Product Sold, Quantity, and Total Amount.


By linking the "Sales Transactions" app to the "Product Catalog" Master App, each sales transaction is associated with the corresponding product in the catalog. This connection allows for accurate tracking of sales, customer information, and revenue generated for each product.


For example, when a customer purchases a specific product, the Sales Transactions app records their name, purchase date, the product sold, quantity purchased, and the total amount. This information is linked to the corresponding product entry in the Product Catalog, ensuring an updated record of sales and product inventory.


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