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> I think it would lend itself well to a CRM if you look at each lead as a document. If the only thing you have is NoSQL everything looks like a document?
by tobltobs 10y ago
> I think it would lend itself well to a CRM if you look at each lead as a document.
If the only thing you have is NoSQL everything looks like a document?
- throwaway2016a 10y agoNot true, in my case at least. I often use relational database. It depends on the use case. Because the document model allows an arbitrary number of columns I think in this case it would make adding custom attributes to leads in an easier to manage way than using the traditional join with attributes table method. I think a relational model may be a bit overkill in this case. But with that said, I'm sure it can easily be done with traditional relational DBs as well. I've also used Elastic for similar projects to because it's ability to do faceted filters on data is unparalleled IMHO.