Data Browser
Browse ERP and connector data as tables
Browse data pulled from connectors and ERP as tables. 1:1 mirror of the launcher's local DB with search and sync times.
Data BrowserBrowse a 1:1 mirror of the launcher's local database, table by table
Read-only by design — browsing can never touch the source data
One search box scans every value in a row, so you don't need to know the column names
Shows how long ago each table synced and loads 50 more rows at a time
Data Browser opens the data your connectors and ERP have collected as plain tables. It's a copy of the local database the launcher keeps, so you see the same content from the web. It is read-only, so nothing you click here can change the original.
What this app does
- Pick a source and table on the left and its rows appear as a table, with the total row count shown alongside.
- Columns are worked out from the data by the server, so there's nothing to configure per table.
- One search box scans every value in a row, so you can find something without knowing which column holds it.
- Rows load 50 at a time. Pressing load more appends the next batch after what you're already looking at.
- Each table shows when it last synced as a relative time, like 'just now' or 'N minutes ago'.
How it connects in the all-in-one
See what the launcher collected, from the web
Data your connectors pull out of each system accumulates in the launcher's local database. That content is mirrored up here, so you can check the same table without going to the machine the launcher runs on.
Being read-only is the safety mechanism
There is no edit or delete path at all. The original lives on the launcher side and what you see here is a copy, so opening a table to check something can never accidentally change a value.
Only permitted sources will open
Even if someone crafts the address directly to request a different source, the server re-checks its allow-list and refuses. Calls that bypass the screen get the same treatment.
When to use it
- Confirm for yourself, row by row, that values actually came across from a system you just connected.
- Track down which table holds a particular document number or code using a single search term.
- Check when a table last synced to judge whether what you're looking at is stale.
Frequently asked questions
Can I edit data here?
No. This is a read-only view with no edit or delete functionality at all. The original data lives in the launcher's database.
How does search work?
It matches partially against all the values in a row rather than a chosen column, so you don't need to know the column name — only the value.
How many rows load at once?
50 by default, and each press of load more fetches the next batch. There's an upper bound on how much a single request returns.
Can I tell how fresh the data is?
Each table shows its last sync as a relative time. If it looks stale, check the sync status on the launcher side.
