A simple way to show the data only to the manager is to add a filter to the list. E.g. if you have a list of Tasks, Task have a relationship to a User (one User - many Tasks), and when you’re creating a task you’re setting the relationship to Logged-in User.
Then in order to filter these tasks you can add a List, make it a list of Tasks, and then set a filter so that only Tasks which belong to Logged-in User are displayed.
I would recommend reading this help section: Lists | Adalo Resources
There is a more advanced setting which protects records on the database-level so they’re not shown to a wrong user. This concept is more complicated, it is described here: Collection Permissions | Adalo Resources
Hi @Victor , Thank you for your Help!
Does your Solution include this Scenario:
Person A has a Company and for Organisation he buys my app. After he bought my app, he is starting to put his data into the forms and save it there.
Everytime he is logging in the app, his data will shown to him.
Person B has a Company too, but has no relationship to person A, nothing to do with him. Can Person B do the same thing like person B and start organizing his company and save his data and only can see his own data.
His this Scenario possible in Adalo, where Everyone has its own „world“ his own database in the App?