Component library
188 components: 30 layout, 35 field, 25 cell, 18 data-display, 9 chart, 28 PDF and 12 email components, plus 8 view roots, 6 feedback, 5 action, 5 input, 5 content and 2 data-provider components.
Apps & portals
The apps your teams, customers and suppliers work in.
Your team builds role-specific screens, dashboards, PDF and email documents and external portals from 188 components. All of them run on one set of records, and each person reaches those records through the screens and access their role allows.
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- 188
- components for screens, dashboards and documents, from data tables and kanban boards to resource schedulers
- 8
- view types, including dashboards, PDF documents and email documents
- 0
- paid seats for portal users, with no portal-count limit on Pro
- 6
- interface languages, including Hebrew right-to-left
Captured in the product
One record. The screen each person needs.
These screens come from an installed Customer onboarding workspace: the overview the team works from, the record that carries the scope, and the readiness review. The person who started the review checks an AI-drafted summary, confirms the owner and target date, and approves the kickoff or returns it for changes. Approval resumes the paused workflow, sets the onboarding to Active and creates four steps with that owner and date.
customer_onboarding / workspace Product · captured Sep 2026
Real product captures from an installed Customer onboarding template, September 2026, with fictional records.
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Talk to our teamWhat it does
Screens your team builds and keeps changing.
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Screens built around each role
Combine lists, forms, record pages, boards, calendars, timelines and actions around one task. The coordinator gets a working queue, the approver gets a decision screen, and both act on one shared record.
- Data tables, kanban and calendars
- Timelines, pivots and resource schedulers
- Forms with rules applied as people type
- Actions that start workflows
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Dashboards beside the work
Nine chart types, from KPIs and trends to heat maps, Gantt timelines and scatter plots, sit beside the list of records that need attention. Every query runs under the viewer's own permissions.
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Documents the operation sends
Design PDF and email documents from 28 PDF and 12 email components: quotes, confirmations, delivery notes and reports, generated from live records by a workflow or a screen action.
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Portals for customers, suppliers and partnersPro
Give customers, suppliers and partners their own screens and actions. They sign in with an email one-time code, or open a single screen or record through a magic link, and see only the records their portal's roles allow, such as their own orders.
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From paper back into the workflow
Print signed QR codes on generated documents. When a hardware scanner reads one, Bondi runs the action set on the scan listener for that code's template, such as opening the record or starting its workflow. Set it as a global listener and it runs from any screen in the workspace.
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In your team's language, and on their desktop
The interface runs in six languages, including Hebrew right-to-left. The Windows desktop app opens the same workspace, and on Pro a configured screen action prints a PDF or opens a local folder.
Under the hood
The mechanisms, in detail.
The mechanisms behind the page, for the architects and security reviewers evaluating it.
Read the technical documentationDashboard queries
Dashboard queries run server-side in a read-only transaction with a 15-second statement timeout, under the viewer's row and column permissions. Tiles refresh when their underlying tables change.
External access
Portal identities are records in your own tables, not workspace users. They sign in with a six-digit email code that expires after five minutes, and row rules tied to the signed-in identity limit which records they reach. Magic links open a single screen or record through a revocable link that can carry an expiry and a use limit.
Signed codes
QR codes printed from a barcode template carry an HMAC signature and are accepted only when that signature matches their immutable template, so a code cannot be forged by guessing its contents.
Designed boundaries
Where it starts and where it stops.
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Portals run on Bondi's domain. Custom domains and full white-labeling are not offered today.
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Screens run in any modern mobile browser; there are no native iOS or Android apps today.
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Scanning reads Bondi's own signed QR codes through a hardware scanner, not third-party barcodes.
Availability
- Standard
- Screens, dashboards, documents and six languages
- Pro
- Portals, custom roles and desktop print and folder actions
- Enterprise
- Additional workspaces, a contractual SLA and custom commercial terms
Questions buyers ask
Straight answers.
Is there a mobile app?
Screens run in any modern mobile browser, on phones and tablets. There are no native iOS or Android apps today.
Do external users need seats?
No. Customers, suppliers and partners reach their portals without a paid seat, and Pro sets no limit on portal count. Portals are a Pro capability.
Do dashboards respect each viewer's access?
Yes. Each tile's query runs under the viewer's own row and column permissions, so two people opening the same dashboard see totals from the rows each of them can read.
Does AI Builder build the screens?
Yes. AI Builder proposes new screens, dashboards and PDF and email documents and changes existing ones, and each plan applies only after you approve it. An owner or admin sets up portal sign-in and access in Studio.
Can we use barcodes?
Yes, Bondi's own signed QR codes. Bondi prints them on its documents, and a hardware scanner reading one runs the action set on the scan listener for that code's template. It does not read arbitrary third-party barcodes.
Next step
Map your process to screens with our team.
Bring the people who touch the process, inside the company and outside it. We'll map the screens, dashboards, documents and portal each of them needs, on one set of records.