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# What is Daxium Air?

An introduction to Daxium-Air, the no-code platform for digitizing field operations.

Daxium-Air is a no-code platform for digitizing field operations. It lets any company replace paper forms and manual spreadsheets with structured mobile and web workflows — capturing data accurately in the field, routing it through configurable statuses, and turning it into reports.

**Who it is for:** Daxium-Air is designed for three types of users:

* **Field teams** (technicians, inspectors, sales representatives) — fill in forms on the mobile app.
* **Managers and analysts** — consult views, dashboards, and generated reports.
* **Administrators** — the form builders who configure the platform from the web back-office.

## Key concepts

* **Forms** — The data structure your field teams fill in on mobile
* **Applications** — A set of forms grouped into a mobile experience
* **Views** — How data is visualized on the web platform (table, calendar, gallery, map)
* **Reports** — Word, Excel or PowerPoint documents generated from submission data
* **Workflows** — Status-based routing and assignment of submissions

## Common use cases

Daxium-Air is used across industries wherever structured field data matters:

* **Inspection rounds** — technicians complete checklists on site; supervisors track status in real time from the web.
* **Asset tracking** — each piece of equipment has its own submission; history and photos are attached directly to it.
* **Sales follow-up** — sales reps log visit reports from the field; managers consult the calendar view or generate pipeline exports.
* **Quality control** — non-conformities are captured on mobile with photos, assigned to a corrective-action workflow, and closed out with a signed report.

Daxium-Air runs on the web (all modern browsers) and on mobile (iOS and Android).


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