Free, open-source widgets for Grist, developed in-house and designed to be picked up without training, like online software. Among them, Publipostage+ produces one document per table row: letter, administrative decision, certificate, contract. The code of published widgets is open source: your department can have it reviewed before installing it, keep it and develop it further, with or without us.
No data transfer: by default, the widget does not send your document's data to any service outside Grist. With data transfer: it does send data to a service that is not Grist. In Grist, you also choose what each widget can access: nothing, the selected table, or the whole document.
A mail merge widget: compose a document template in a rich text editor, insert fields that point to your Grist columns (name, address, SIRET number, dates...), and each record automatically produces its own document — letter, administrative decision, certificate, contract — with no retyping or copy-pasting.
Copy the structure of one or more tables from one Grist document to another, without their data: columns, types, references between tables, labels, descriptions, choice lists, formatting, and even formulas if you wish. The widget writes nothing without your confirmation, and it never changes or deletes an existing table or column.
Everything happens in your browser: no data is sent anywhere else. It asks for full access to the document, which it needs to create the tables.
A synchronisation widget: copy tables from one Grist document into another, kept up to date automatically through Grist's native webhooks, with no server to host. You choose which tables and columns leave, with three modes depending on your needs: one-way, two-way Exchange, or public link.
A scheduling widget for Grist: it assigns people, volunteers or staff, to tasks split into time slots, taking into account their availability, their skills and the tasks they have ruled out, then lets you adjust the schedule live, on the day. Every unfilled slot is explained. The data stays readable in Grist, even without the widget. Also designed for on-call duty, help-desk shifts or reception.
Designed for multi-part forms that are easier to fill in within Grist: questions organised into categories with tab navigation, real-time progress tracking, and multiple-choice answers combined with free text. Useful for evaluation grids or questionnaires, without cramming everything onto a single screen.
Designed to go further than what Grist already automates with its formulas, actions and webhooks (automatic data transfers to another service): more complex conditional rules, and triggers that cross-reference several tables.
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Every widget is audited by us before any deployment. Here, for example, are the scores Structure Import / Export received from our audit tool.
In Grist, a widget is added to a page as a 'custom widget' view, from its web address. Grist's documentation explains how: Custom widgets. If your Grist is managed by your administration, first check with its team which custom widgets are allowed.
As well as these open-source widgets, we develop custom widgets for your department's own needs, as open source if you wish. They sit on top of well-structured data, so we start by listening to you. See our custom widgets.