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Your tables become operations
Build workflows and internal apps around Retable workspaces, typed columns, and shared rows. Discover workspaces and tables, inspect column IDs and types, and map each workflow to the real schema.
What you can do with Retable.
Data with its structure intact
Discover workspaces and tables, inspect column IDs and types, and map each workflow to the real schema.
Rows that move work forward
Insert or update the right records and return stable row IDs to the team that requested the change.
A working system around the grid
Turn operational tables into request desks, reconciliation queues, and searchable internal apps.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace to build an operations request desk. Bring the operating rules and source records you want it to use.
02
Connect Retable
Connect your Retable account with access to the records and actions your mission needs. Connect the companion apps you want involved in the handoff.
03
Delegate an outcome
Start with: Build an operations request desk. Define the account scope, approval rules, and destination for the result. SPIRITT runs the work and verifies the outcome.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Retable to work.
Your tables become operations
Questions
Retable, with SPIRITT.
01How does it understand table fields?+
Discover workspaces and tables, inspect column IDs and types, and map each workflow to the real schema. Build a restricted navigation app that loads the selected table schema and rows, preserving real workspace and project IDs for every view.
02Can it insert and update records?+
Insert or update the right records and return stable row IDs to the team that requested the change. Insert approved requests, return their row IDs, and create Asana tasks with a reference back to each request.
03Can Retable power a custom internal app?+
Turn operational tables into request desks, reconciliation queues, and searchable internal apps. Insert approved requests, return their row IDs, and create Asana tasks with a reference back to each request.
04What do I connect to get started with Retable?+
Connect your Retable account, identify the records or project scope for the mission, and provide the operating rules. For build an operations request desk, start with the source inputs described in that mission and authorize the companion apps used for its handoffs.
05How does row matching work?+
Retable search uses a primary-column value; text matching is full-cell rather than partial text. SPIRITT uses stable row and column IDs for changes, inspects schema first, and can build its own indexed search view when users need broader search.
06Can deleted rows or columns be restored automatically?+
Deletion permanently removes rows or columns and their data. SPIRITT archives the approved source values, checks dependencies, and deletes only explicitly selected IDs; it does not promise a native undo operation.