Tessule Documentation
Everything you need to work with Tessule — concepts, how-tos, and a full API reference.
Start here
Section titled “Start here”Quick startFrom an empty account to a working workspace: register, build your first table, add records, and invite your team.
Platform overviewHow the pieces fit together — organizations, workspaces, tables, roles, views, and the API — with a map of where to read more.
Model and protect your data
Section titled “Model and protect your data”Tables & fieldsDesign your workspace's schema: field types and their options, constraints, relations between tables, and per-role field visibility.
Formulas, rollups & summariesValues computed from other data — derived fields, the formula language, and table summaries.
Authorization & permissionsThe roles model: additive, default-deny grants, record scopes, field grants, and how people and API tokens share it.
Importing dataBring existing data in: upload, analysis and mapping, import jobs, and what an import deliberately does not trigger.
Work day-to-day
Section titled “Work day-to-day”Working with recordsThe record page: editing, history, comments, attachments, sharing individual records, and live updates.
Views, boards & sheetsWays to see and edit your data — filtered table views, kanban boards driven by lifecycle stages, and the spreadsheet-style sheet view.
Queries, charts & dashboardsAsk questions of your data, save and share the answers, export results, and compose charts into dashboards.
ApprovalsApproval rules that hold sensitive changes as pending changes until someone with the right permission signs off.
Administer and integrate
Section titled “Administer and integrate”Workspace & organization administrationMembers, groups, and settings at the workspace level; invites, security policies, limits, backups, and billing at the organization level.
Account security & enterprise SSOSign-in methods, MFA and passkeys for every user — and SSO connections with verified domains for organizations.
AI assistants & MCPThe schema, dashboard, and query assistants, and connecting external AI tools over MCP — all inside your normal permissions.
API access & referenceAPI tokens, OAuth clients, and your workspace's own OpenAPI spec. Every endpoint in the reference has a Test Request button — generate a token under Settings → API Tokens to try it live.