Quick Apps for SharePoint

Simply combine, filter and view data from multiple lists, even across sites, site collections and web applications.

With native web parts, you can only display data from one list at a time.

Create compelling 3-D charts using information from multiple lists – even lists in different sites, site collections and web applications.

The native chart web part is no longer available in SharePoint 2013. Native charting in SharePoint 2010 and previous versions is limited: it displays data from only one list at a time.

Combine all your calendars into one view, including data from non-calendar lists.

With native web parts, you can only display data from one calendar or list at a time.

View data in Microsoft Excel, based on criteria passed from qListView, even when that data is not shown in the qListView.

When you export to Excel natively, you can only export the currently displayed columns. Often, that’s not enough.

Enhance your SharePoint discussions by creating multi-threaded conversations that are easy to follow. View the topic and responses of multiple discussion lists in a single tree view and preview the selected item in a preview panel.

Native discussion boards seem almost to discourage discussion, as threads are poorly displayed and categorized.

Display multiple web parts on a page efficiently using tabs to maximize valuable screen real estate, resulting in a clean and flexible site layout that meets your unique business needs.

SharePoint out of the box provides limited layout options for displaying multiple web parts on a page.

Create sophisticated, multi-tabbed forms – maximizing valuable screen space – and control which users can access the tabs.

The native list form is extremely linear and not rich enough to accomplish what many need.

Display data from a SharePoint list in a dropdown control.

Natively, there is no selection web part. Custom coding would be required to maintain that selection through the lifetime of the application.

View master-detail data in multiple selectors.

Natively, there is no selection web part. Custom coding would be required to maintain that selection through the lifetime of the application.

View a single item that has been selected in the qSelector, qListView or qListForm and lock in application variables.

This is not available natively.

Easily create and modify dashboards and panels with information from across multiple sites. Configure a collapsible and hierarchical panel menu for more intuitive application navigation.

Natively you can create your panel, but it’s based solely on that site.

Create a hierarchical menu system, occupying minimum screen real estate.

Natively, the ability to create these menus is limited to one site.

Manage multiple web parts in a site collection centrally from a single view, reducing your time and effort spent on maintenance and updates. You can perform administrative tasks without elevated farm-level permissions, such as quickly searching and filtering on all web part instances to discover where they are being used and who's using them, and making bulk updates to web part properties such as UI elements or skins.

Natively, there are no central administrative capabilities available. Updates across multiple web parts and sites have to be done manually.

Organize pictures, videos and audio files from different sites, site collections and web applications into a centralized list, slide show, gallery or metadata view. This makes it simple for users to play, share and search for media files within SharePoint.

The native web part binds to a single picture library and displays only one image at a time. It is only available in SharePoint Server 2010; whereas qMediaView supports both SharePoint Server and Foundation.

Display a message from a centralized SharePoint list, enabling you to maintain the content of that message easily.

This is not available natively.

Easily create a link to a help file for your application.

This is not available natively.

Redirect a user to a specific page based on the mapping specified in the page redirector list.

This is not available natively.

Display data from your external data source in a grid, and execute some actions on the data.

SharePoint 2010 connectivity services are limited when connecting with Oracle or Web Services.

Create, view and edit your external data in a form, and save space with the use of tabs.

Out-of-the-box forms are extremely linear and not rich enough to accomplish what many need.

Display your external data in a compelling 2-D or 3-D chart.

Native charting is limited; it displays data from only one list at a time.

Display your external data in a dropdown control.

There is no native ability to use an external data set to populate a selector.

Simply combine, filter and view data from multiple lists, even across sites, site collections and web applications.

With native web parts, you can only display data from one list at a time.

Create compelling 3-D charts using information from multiple lists – even lists in different sites, site collections and web applications.

The native chart web part is no longer available in SharePoint 2013. Native charting in SharePoint 2010 and previous versions is limited: it displays data from only one list at a time.

Combine all your calendars into one view, including data from non-calendar lists.

With native web parts, you can only display data from one calendar or list at a time.

View data in Microsoft Excel, based on criteria passed from qListView, even when that data is not shown in the qListView.

When you export to Excel natively, you can only export the currently displayed columns. Often, that’s not enough.

Enhance your SharePoint discussions by creating multi-threaded conversations that are easy to follow. View the topic and responses of multiple discussion lists in a single tree view and preview the selected item in a preview panel.

Native discussion boards seem almost to discourage discussion, as threads are poorly displayed and categorized.

Display multiple web parts on a page efficiently using tabs to maximize valuable screen real estate, resulting in a clean and flexible site layout that meets your unique business needs.

SharePoint out of the box provides limited layout options for displaying multiple web parts on a page.

Simply combine, filter and view data from multiple lists, even across sites, site collections and web applications.

With native web parts, you can only display data from one list at a time.

Create compelling 3-D charts using information from multiple lists – even lists in different sites, site collections and web applications.

The native chart web part is no longer available in SharePoint 2013. Native charting in SharePoint 2010 and previous versions is limited: it displays data from only one list at a time.

Combine all your calendars into one view, including data from non-calendar lists.

With native web parts, you can only display data from one calendar or list at a time.

View data in Microsoft Excel, based on criteria passed from qListView, even when that data is not shown in the qListView.

When you export to Excel natively, you can only export the currently displayed columns. Often, that’s not enough.

Enhance your SharePoint discussions by creating multi-threaded conversations that are easy to follow. View the topic and responses of multiple discussion lists in a single tree view and preview the selected item in a preview panel.

Native discussion boards seem almost to discourage discussion, as threads are poorly displayed and categorized.

Display multiple web parts on a page efficiently using tabs to maximize valuable screen real estate, resulting in a clean and flexible site layout that meets your unique business needs.

SharePoint out of the box provides limited layout options for displaying multiple web parts on a page.

Create sophisticated, multi-tabbed forms – maximizing valuable screen space – and control which users can access the tabs.

The native list form is extremely linear and not rich enough to accomplish what many need.

Display data from a SharePoint list in a dropdown control.

Natively, there is no selection web part. Custom coding would be required to maintain that selection through the lifetime of the application.

View master-detail data in multiple selectors.

Natively, there is no selection web part. Custom coding would be required to maintain that selection through the lifetime of the application.

View a single item that has been selected in the qSelector, qListView or qListForm and lock in application variables.

This is not available natively.

Easily create and modify dashboards and panels with information from across multiple sites. Configure a collapsible and hierarchical panel menu for more intuitive application navigation.

Natively you can create your panel, but it’s based solely on that site.

Create a hierarchical menu system, occupying minimum screen real estate.

Natively, the ability to create these menus is limited to one site.

Manage multiple web parts in a site collection centrally from a single view, reducing your time and effort spent on maintenance and updates. You can perform administrative tasks without elevated farm-level permissions, such as quickly searching and filtering on all web part instances to discover where they are being used and who's using them, and making bulk updates to web part properties such as UI elements or skins.

Natively, there are no central administrative capabilities available. Updates across multiple web parts and sites have to be done manually.

Organize pictures, videos and audio files from different sites, site collections and web applications into a centralized list, slide show, gallery or metadata view. This makes it simple for users to play, share and search for media files within SharePoint.

The native web part binds to a single picture library and displays only one image at a time. It is only available in SharePoint Server 2010; whereas qMediaView supports both SharePoint Server and Foundation.

Display a message from a centralized SharePoint list, enabling you to maintain the content of that message easily.

This is not available natively.

Easily create a link to a help file for your application.

This is not available natively.

Redirect a user to a specific page based on the mapping specified in the page redirector list.

This is not available natively.

Display data from your external data source in a grid, and execute some actions on the data.

SharePoint 2010 connectivity services are limited when connecting with Oracle or Web Services.

Create, view and edit your external data in a form, and save space with the use of tabs.

Out-of-the-box forms are extremely linear and not rich enough to accomplish what many need.

Display your external data in a compelling
2-D or 3-D chart.

Native charting is limited; it displays data from only one list at a time.

Display your external data in a dropdown control.

There is no native ability to use an external data set to populate a selector.