# Relations View

The Relations View in JetAdmin helps you understand how your data is connected. Easily link tables using foreign key fields and explore related records without switching tabs.

#### Steps

1. **Add a relation field:** Open your table (for example, *Tickets*) and click **Add Field → link to record**.
2. **Choose the related table:** In the setup, select *Users* as the table you want to connect to.
3. **Pick the linking field:** Choose the field from *Users* (like `User ID`) that uniquely identifies each record.
4. **Link records:** In your *Tickets* table, fill the new relation column with the correct *User ID*. Each ticket will now be linked to a user.
5. **View related data:** Click the linked user inside the cell to view that user’s details directly, no need to open the *Users* table separately.

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