Finish
Image Resizer/Rotator uses the standard wizard steps—Authorization and Application information—and has no extension-specific setup step. When the wizard completes, the Image Resize/Rotator Set-up confirmation page reads Thank you for authorizing Image Resize/Rotator for your Quickbase Application! No further action is required from you at this time.
Below that, the page reads Keep a lookout for an email from our team. We'll be reaching out to you at <email address> with the next steps as soon as possible. and In the meantime, you can refer to our documentation site Quickbase Tools Documentation on the features, functionality, and DIY set-up (if available) of Image Resize/Rotator.
No email is sent. Continue with Image Resizer/Rotator's documentation: start with the Image Resizer/Rotator overview and the Next steps below.
What the wizard created
Nothing in your app. The wizard authorizes your application for Image Resizer/Rotator and saves the app and user token with your Extensions account, but it doesn't add tables, fields, or buttons.
Next steps
Before you build a button, you need your Client ID and server URL. [PLACEHOLDER: where to get your Client ID and server URL — revisit after the wizard setup for Image Resizer/Rotator ships]
To start using Image Resizer/Rotator, add the fields and buttons you need:
Image Resizer/Rotator overview—what it can do, supported file types, and limits.
Resize images—create a resize button.
Rotate images—create a rotate button.
Track and store results—keep the original image and record what was done.
Process images across multiple records—process the images on related records from one button.
Batch processing—process images automatically in the background.
Process images stored in Amazon S3—resize or rotate images in your S3 bucket.
API and Pipelines—process images from Quickbase Pipelines or your own integrations.
For every parameter, see Formula URL parameters.
If you see a message you don't expect, see Image Resizer/Rotator messages and troubleshooting.