Modules
Rather than give you fixed tables, Merchaint lets you build the ones you need — from a name, from the library, or from a solution pack.
- A walkthrough video, then the four steps
- Why the button says "Create New Record" and makes a table
- What the CONNECT SCHEMA chip is telling you
- Why deleting a module cannot be undone
01 · Video
Feature walkthrough
02 · Why
Why build your own?
Every business names things differently and keeps different information. Rather than give you fixed tables, Merchaint lets you build the ones you need.
The library exists because most people want the same handful — invoices, POs, suppliers — and building those by hand would waste an afternoon.
03 · How
Make a module
- Hover
Recordsin the sidebar and click the +. The box is headed "Create New Record". It makes a module, not a record. - Choose how to start. Type a name for an empty one, or press
Browse libraryto pick a ready-made one. - If you use the library, press
Previewto see the columns first, thenUse This. The name fills in for you — change it if you want. - Press
Create Record.
To rename it later, click the title and type. Same for the description under it. To reorder the sidebar, drag a module by its handle.
04 · Expected result
The module appears in the sidebar and opens as an empty grid. If you used a template, the columns are already there.
05 · Troubleshooting / notes
| What you see | What it means |
|---|---|
| Toast says "Record created" | It made a module. The wording is wrong, the result is right. |
| Fewer columns than the template said | The counts on the template card and in the module don't always agree. |
A CONNECT SCHEMA chip | The module isn't linked to a document type yet. See Connect a schema to a module. |
06 · FAQ
Common questions
No. Records can be archived, modules can't. Only delete one when you are sure.
Not from here. Each workspace has its own modules.
Bundles that set up several related modules at once rather than one at a time.
Yes. The order is a property of the workspace, so dragging changes it for everybody.