Understand Sanka core concepts such as workspaces, modules, objects, and properties.
Understanding Sanka’s core concepts is an essential first step to use Sanka effectively.In this article, we explain what each concept means and when you use it.Let’s get started.
Sanka combines workspaces, modules, objects, and properties to balance flexibility and specialization, enable fast development, and deliver strong cost performance.
In Sanka, a workspace is the group account your organization uses.By linking user accounts to a workspace, you can manage roles and permissions in one place.Billing, data usage, and system logs are managed per workspace.What you can do in a workspace:
Configure settings such as currency, timezone, and user permissions.
Access Sanka solutions and manage them to fit your business needs.
Share access with team members, assign roles, and collaborate smoothly.
An object is a database that manages a specific business area.For example, product data is stored in the Item object, and order data is stored in the Order object.See the full list of objects here: Object list.
A module is a group of objects. By combining objects within a module, you can build workflows for each department or company-wide processes.See how to create and manage modules.
A property is a data field, such as item name, item description, or sales price. In spreadsheet terms, it is a column.See how to create and manage properties.
By linking user accounts to a workspace, you can manage roles and permissions in one place.
Billing, data usage, and system logs are managed per workspace.
What you can do in a workspace:
