Tables

Tables are where all your automations live and run.

What is a Table?

A table in Reasonyx is like an interactive spreadsheet — but designed for automation.

You can run actions, track enrichment, and build complete workflows directly from your table — without writing code.

Video guide

Creating your first simple automation: Step by step guide

1. Upload CSV from Table > Import inside the table. Or paste from google sheets in the first column.
2. Click “Add Action” to add an enrichment.
3. Select “AI Web Research Agent” and paste this prompt “Research and summarize about this.” Type ”/” and select the First column. Click Save.
4. Click play icon of the cell or the column.

Congrats! You’ve made your first automation workflow.

Understanding the automation flow

Think of it as a workflow that runs from left to right. You have the input in the left column.

Then automation actions in the subsequent columns.

It’s like N8N and Google Sheets combined into a single tool if you’re already familiar with other no-code automation tools.

You can either turn on Auto-run and automatically run when it fills the trigger. Or manually
run each column by clicking play button on the column header.

Columns

Columns are where your raw inputs and automation actions are setup in.

You can either use it for static inputs like Google Sheet.

Or, you can set Automation Action for a column and run it across multiple rows.

Column Header options

• Delete column: Deletes the entire column
• Rename column: Rename the column

Dynamic Variables

Dynamic variable allows you to automatically pass output values from previous step to the next one.

Dynamic variables ared contained inside a single row. Think of a single row as a chain of connected nodes where you pass values dynamically from one step to the other.

You can pass both raw data of a column and the output of previous action column dynamically.

To add a dynamic variable, type ”/” and select the field to pass.

Note:: For consistency, do not put ”/” between texts. First insert the variable. Then paste the following text. Some users complained dynamic variables not showing between texts. We’re trying to fix it.

Dynamic Variable video guide

Rows

A row is like a chain of connected nodes consisting a mix of raw data and values from previous actions.

Row options:

• Run actions on one or multiple rows manually. Select rows, then run available options on the top right.
• Delete individual or multiple rows in bulk

This flexibility makes it easy to test workflows on a few rows before scaling them across the whole table — or to take quick actions on a filtered set of leads.

Copy and Paste

You can copy single or multiple cells from Google Sheets and paste it inside Reasonyx table without losing Simply select the

Table shortcuts

• Ctrl C to copy data
• Ctrl V to paste data

Upcoming Features

• Column option that allows to run specific rows for each column
• Select rows and execute workflow