A relational database.
Built into WordPress.
Create tables, define fields, and store structured data without leaving your dashboard — no separate database plugin, no extra hosting bill. Read and write every record from any workflow step, then filter, search or embed it anywhere on your site.
| CustomerText | Deal ValueNumber | StageStatus | RenewalDate | AccountRelation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amara Chen | $42,500 | Won | Aug 14, 2026 | Acme Corp |
| Devon Ruiz | $18,200 | In Progress | Sep 02, 2026 | Nimbus Retail |
| Priya Nair | $63,000 | Won | Sep 30, 2026 | Northwind Labs |
| Marcus Webb | $9,750 | Lost | Jul 18, 2026 | Acme Corp |
| Sofia Lindqvist | $27,300 | In Progress | Oct 05, 2026 | Vantage Group |
One table view.
Endless use cases.
FlowMattic Tables is a lightweight relational database that lives right next to your workflows — built for the data your automations actually touch.
Custom fields, five field types
Shape every table to the data it holds — Text, Number, Date, Status and Relation fields cover CRM records, catalogs, bookings and anything in between.
Read & write from any workflow
Use the Tables Manager module to create, update, find or delete rows from any step — turn a form submission, webhook or AI agent output straight into a structured record.
Explore the workflow builderRelationships & lookups
Point a Relation field at another table and resolve it with the Lookup Table module — join data across tables without SQL.
Filter & search records
Dual-column filtering with exact-match or contains lookups finds the record you need in seconds, right from your dashboard.
CSV import & export
Drag-and-drop CSV import with automatic column mapping and batch processing, plus one-click export for backup or analysis.
Embed anywhere on the frontend
Display a table on any page with a shortcode or block, choose which columns show, and let visitors filter results by column value.
See all featuresPer-record automation
Every new or updated row can kick off its own workflow — score a lead, send a notification, or sync it straight to a CRM.
Link tables together.
Look up related data.
Give a Relation field a table to point at, then use the Lookup Table module inside a workflow to pull matching values in — a real relational model, without a database server to manage.
- Relation fields link rows between any two tables
- The Lookup Table module resolves related values inside a workflow
- Query, join and filter records without writing a line of SQL
From blank table to
live automation.
Three steps take you from an empty table to data flowing through your workflows.
Create a table
Add a table in one click. Use your local WordPress database, or connect a remote MySQL server for an existing dataset.
Define your fields
Add columns and pick a field type — Text, Number, Date, Status or Relation — to link records between tables.
Use it in workflows
Read, write, filter and search rows from any of FlowMattic's 60+ workflow modules, or embed the table on your site with a shortcode.
Questions, answered
It's a tool for creating and managing custom database tables directly from your WordPress dashboard. FlowMattic Tables gives you a visual interface for structuring, filtering and displaying data — no SQL required.
Yes. Drag and drop a CSV file, map its columns to your table's fields, and FlowMattic imports it in batches with progress tracking and error handling.
No. Creating tables, adding fields and managing records is entirely visual — point and click. Nothing requires writing a query.
Yes. Tables works with your local WordPress database by default, and can also connect to an external MySQL server so you can manage remote data from the same dashboard.
Embed it with a shortcode or block on any page or post. Tables are responsive by default, and you can choose which columns to show and let visitors filter by column value.
No. There's no cap on the number of tables, fields or records you can create — build as many as your workflows need.
Give your automations
a home for their data.
Unlimited tables, unlimited records, and a workflow engine that reads and writes them natively — all inside your own WordPress site.