Capture structured intake
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SPIRITT
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Make every table operational
SPIRITT connects Stackby workspaces, stacks, tables, and views to practical team operations: request intake, record maintenance, approvals, and exception handling.
What you can do with Stackby.
Start with your real structure
Discover the tables, column types, and views your team already depends on.
Move records through the work
Create or partially update identified rows in bounded batches with a clear result trail.
Give teams a focused interface
Build purpose-built apps and handoffs instead of making everyone navigate the full stack.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for table-backed apps and operational workflows.
02
Connect Stackby
Connect Stackby with access to the account and records your mission needs. Add the companion apps you want SPIRITT to work across.
03
Delegate an outcome
Describe the result, owners, and approval rules. SPIRITT builds and runs the workflow around your Stackby data.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Stackby to work.
Turn rows into a complete operation
Questions
Stackby, with SPIRITT.
01Can SPIRITT create new stacks or columns?+
These actions discover existing workspaces, stacks, tables, columns, and views, then operate on rows. New structures are not created through this connection.
02How many rows can it change at once?+
Create, update, and delete requests accept 1 to 10 rows. SPIRITT batches larger approved jobs and keeps per-batch results rather than assuming a large import is atomic.
03Can it work from a specific view?+
Yes. It can discover view IDs and list rows using supported view selection, filters, and single-field sorting, which is useful for focused operational queues.
04Will an update replace the whole row?+
Updates are partial and target existing row IDs. SPIRITT uses known column names and changes only the approved fields.
05Can it provide a custom internal app?+
Yes. A purpose-built interface can read the selected table and apply authorized row actions while handling identity, permissions, and the workflow around those records.
06How do recurring checks work?+
SPIRITT can schedule row reads, compare the returned state with a durable register, and coordinate notifications through connected apps. It does not promise a native Stackby event trigger.