Lists, Boards, Calendars & More
See and work with the same information in the layout that fits the job.
Bloomerp lets each team work with the same records as a table, visual cards, a workflow board, a calendar, a project timeline, or a summary table. People can choose the layout that makes the information easiest to understand without creating separate copies of the data or forcing every department into the same way of working.
Calendar view: organise records by date
Place date-based records on a calendar to see appointments, deadlines, events, deliveries, and scheduled work in context. It helps teams understand what is happening and when.
Choose the clearest way to see the work
The same records can be shown in different layouts without duplicating the underlying information. Switch between detailed lists, visual boards, calendars, timelines, and summaries so each team can work in the format that best matches the task.
Table view: compare details in rows and columns
Use a familiar table when you need to scan many records, compare fields side by side, sort information, and apply filters. It is the clearest option for detailed operational work and bulk review.
Summary table: group and compare the numbers
Use a pivot-style summary to group records, calculate totals, and compare results across categories. It gives teams a faster way to answer business questions without changing or exporting the underlying data.
Timeline view: plan work across time
Use a Gantt-style timeline to see when work starts and ends, how activities overlap, and where plans may become crowded. It is useful for projects, campaigns, implementations, and other time-bound work.
Board view: follow work through each stage
Group records into columns based on a status, stage, or category so teams can understand progress at a glance. Board view is ideal for sales pipelines, task flows, approvals, and other step-by-step processes.
Card view: browse records visually
Show each record as a clear card that highlights the most useful information at a glance. Card view works well for catalogues, directories, assets, people, and other records where visual recognition matters.