Tables and Structured Data
What can I store in Docxster Tables?
Any structured data your workflows produce or need, using text, number, date, and dropdown fields. You define the columns and store records against them.
How does data from a document get into a Table?
You set it up in a workflow. When a workflow is configured to extract data from a document and write it to a Table, the values Docxster reads land there as records. Documents are not turned into Table records automatically unless a workflow is set up to do it.
Can workflows read data back out of a Table?
Yes. A workflow can pull records from a Table whenever it needs them, which is useful for looking up an existing record or carrying data from one step to the next.
Can I bring in data I already have?
Yes. You can import a CSV to load existing data into a Table, with up to 1,500 records per import.
Can I export data out of a Table?
Yes. You can export a Table to CSV, and workflows can push the data to your ERP, your CRM, or any of the 80+ Docxster connectors.
Can my team edit a Table directly?
Yes. You can add records, edit values, delete rows, and rename columns directly in the Table.
What field types do Tables support?
Text, number, date, and dropdown, which cover most of the structured data a workflow needs to store.
Still typing data from documents into a system by hand?
Tell us about the records your team builds up manually, like a vendor master or an invoice register, and we'll show you how a Docxster workflow can fill a Table from the documents you already receive.



