What is a table?

Tables are the most important part of Jestor. They are where you organize all your data, which can then be used in apps (dashboards), automations, and integrations.

Tables in Jestor have a similar look and feel to traditional spreadsheets: you can click on any field to edit it and create as many columns as needed to store different kinds of information.

Each table has rows and columns:

• Rows represent individual records (e.g., a single client)
• Columns (fields) define the type of information stored (e.g., Name, Email, Phone Number)

Every row in a table shares the same set of fields, making tables a standardized and repeatable way to organize information.

Tables as building blocks

In Jestor, tables are the fundamental building blocks of processes. They are the foundation for creating efficient internal solutions and scalable workflows.

Just as important as the tables themselves is how they connect to each other. To build the best possible relationships between tables, it helps to understand what a relational database is and how it works.