Introducing Table Views: filter, sort, style, and share your data

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With the launch of Parabola Tables, the data in your Flows took on new life. Flows evolved from a place to automate and document, to a home for your data.

At Parabola, we believe that workflows and data should be inherently collaborative. We know that collaborative teams require more interaction than just viewing raw data.

Today, we’re thrilled to introduce Table Views. Filter, sort, and style the output of your Flows into interactive reports. Now anyone on your team can experience the power of Parabola.

See it in action:

Create interactive reports in tables

Filter, sort, and style the data in tables using Views, which can be added to any table in any Flow. It’s designed to make the outputs of Flows accessible, sharable, and editable so your team can get to better business decisions, faster.

Create interactive reports using Table Views

Just like Tables, Views remain up-to-date whenever the flow is run.

Collaborate without editing Flows

Tables are best when shared! Table Views can be created, edited, and shared by anyone with access to a Flow. By highlighting specific columns, applying color themes, and adding descriptive names, it’s easier than ever to engage your entire team.

Teams can collaborate on Views within the same Flow, in realtime, without modifying the underlying Flow logic.

Filter, sort, and style the data in your Table Views

What’s next for Tables

Your team now has a better place to collaborate, understand, and share the output of Flows.

Up next: summarize data in Table Views. Create grand total rows and sub total rows by indicating which columns should show a sum, average, count, and more. It’s the pivot table you’ve always wanted.

What features do you want next? We’d love to hear your feedback – drop us a line anytime.

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Brian Sanchez
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March 14, 2023

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Introducing Table Views: filter, sort, style, and share your data

Brian Sanchez
Last updated:
March 14, 2023

With the launch of Parabola Tables, the data in your Flows took on new life. Flows evolved from a place to automate and document, to a home for your data.

At Parabola, we believe that workflows and data should be inherently collaborative. We know that collaborative teams require more interaction than just viewing raw data.

Today, we’re thrilled to introduce Table Views. Filter, sort, and style the output of your Flows into interactive reports. Now anyone on your team can experience the power of Parabola.

See it in action:

Create interactive reports in tables

Filter, sort, and style the data in tables using Views, which can be added to any table in any Flow. It’s designed to make the outputs of Flows accessible, sharable, and editable so your team can get to better business decisions, faster.

Create interactive reports using Table Views

Just like Tables, Views remain up-to-date whenever the flow is run.

Collaborate without editing Flows

Tables are best when shared! Table Views can be created, edited, and shared by anyone with access to a Flow. By highlighting specific columns, applying color themes, and adding descriptive names, it’s easier than ever to engage your entire team.

Teams can collaborate on Views within the same Flow, in realtime, without modifying the underlying Flow logic.

Filter, sort, and style the data in your Table Views

What’s next for Tables

Your team now has a better place to collaborate, understand, and share the output of Flows.

Up next: summarize data in Table Views. Create grand total rows and sub total rows by indicating which columns should show a sum, average, count, and more. It’s the pivot table you’ve always wanted.

What features do you want next? We’d love to hear your feedback – drop us a line anytime.

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