Hello everyone,
I'm currently developing a medical service application designed to connect patients with doctors. The project is divided into two separate FlutterFlow projects: one tailored for patients and another for doctors. The patient app allows users to browse through doctor profiles, check availability, and book appointments. Conversely, the doctor app enables professionals to view their appointments, accept them, and track their daily earnings at the clinic.
Both applications are intended to interact with the same Firebase project, particularly sharing common collections for users and appointments to ensure seamless data synchronization between patient and doctor interactions.
However, I've encountered an issue where, despite configuring both apps to use the same Firebase project and identical collections for users and appointments, the data seems to be segregated between the two applications. Each app only accesses its own set of data without recognizing the other's entries.
I'm seeking advice on how to effectively link these two FlutterFlow projects with a single Firebase project to ensure that both apps can read from and write to the same collections. The goal is to have unified data management where both patient and doctor apps can interact with the same data sets for a coherent user experience across both platforms.
Could anyone provide insights or guidance on configuring Firebase or FlutterFlow to achieve this integrated setup? Any tips on best practices for managing shared data between multiple projects connected to a single Firebase instance would be greatly appreciated.