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Tables

The mappings your workflows need, kept by your team

Which colleague covers this region? Did we already follow up this client? Tables are data tables your team edits like a spreadsheet — or imports from CSV — and that workflows read and write. Nothing to connect.

Connection
Nothing to connect
Actions
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Route each request to the right person Hover a node to see its role · Drag to move the graph
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Route each request to the right person

What you can automate with Tables

Actions

What a workflow can do next.

Workflows you can build

Each one starts from a real situation and uses only nodes that exist today. Test it on past emails before you publish it.

  • Route each request to the right person

    The sender’s area is looked up in a table to find the consultant in charge, who receives the request.

    1. Email received
    2. Extract
    3. Table — find a row
    4. Compose
    5. Send
  • Remember what was already done

    Each follow-up is recorded under the client’s key, so the next run knows not to chase them twice.

    1. Email received
    2. Table — find a row
    3. Condition (If)
    4. Table — insert or update
  • Keep a history per client

    A timestamped note is appended to the client’s row for each exchange, never overwriting the previous ones.

    1. Email received
    2. Summarize
    3. Table — append a comment

How to connect Tables

Nothing to connect. Create a table in Loop & Roll, fill it in or import it, then use it in any workflow.

Before you start

  • Nothing to install: tables are part of Loop & Roll.

The full guide in the documentation

  1. Create a table in Loop & Roll and declare its columns and key.
  2. Fill it in by hand, or let a workflow write it.
  3. Add a Table node to a workflow to find, list or write rows.

Automate Tables with Loop & Roll

We build the workflow around your processes, test it on your past emails and put it into service with your teams.