1. Add & Customize Columns#
When building or customizing a table in Wexa, each column defines a distinct field of data — like a form input for your records. Columns are essential to shaping how your table behaves and how agents interact with it.1.1 Add a New Column#
In Wexa Studio, you can add a new column using the + Add Column button in any table. With the SDK, you can create tables with custom columns:Column Configuration Details:Column Name: A user-friendly label for the column shown in the table UI. Example: Candidate Name
Column Key (column_id): A unique identifier used internally by Wexa and agents. Must be lowercase and use underscores. Example: candidate_name
Data Type: The format/type of data this column will accept. Wexa supports:Boolean: True/false values
Array: Lists of values (specify array_type)
Object: Structured data with nested fields
Default Value: An optional fallback value if no data is provided for this column
2. View, Edit & Manage Records#
In the table view, you can perform various operations on records:Using SDK to Manage Records:Search records: Use the search bar with query parameters
Edit individual entries: Update records inline or via the View option
Import/export data: Use CSV or Excel for easy migration (handled in Wexa Studio UI)
3. Creating a New Row#
Rows in Wexa tables represent individual records — for example, a candidate, a job listing, or a scheduled interview. Adding rows lets you populate your tables with data either manually or through automation.3.1 Add a Single Row#
Click the + Add Row button in Wexa Studio, or use the SDK to create a new row:Using SDK to Create a Row:3.2 Adding Multiple Rows#
To streamline bulk data entry, you can add multiple rows at once. In Wexa Studio, click + Add More Rows in the top-right of the dialog. With the SDK, you can batch-create several rows:Using SDK to Create Multiple Rows:
Table Triggers#
Table Triggers in Wexa let you automatically launch Process Flows when a new row is added to a table based on specific conditions you define. This helps streamline workflows and eliminates the need for manual actions after data entry.Using SDK to Configure Table Triggers:1. Go to the Desired Table#
First, identify the table where you want to add a trigger:2. Click "Add Trigger"#
In Wexa Studio, click "Add Trigger". With the SDK, you configure triggers when creating or updating tables:3.1 Trigger Name#
Define your Trigger Name to distinguish it within your automation setup:3.2 Use Filter#
Toggle this on to define conditional logic (e.g., only trigger when Experience > 3):3.3 Process Flow#
Choose from available flows like Resume Ranker, Candidate Scorer, etc. This is the automation that will run when the trigger conditions are met:Complete Trigger Example:You can search or scroll to select the relevant process flow. Multiple triggers can be defined per table, each with its own logic and assigned process.1.
Event Occurs: A new row is added to the table
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Condition Check: If filters are defined, the trigger checks if conditions are met
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Process Flow Execution: If conditions are satisfied, the specified Process Flow (AgentFlow) is automatically executed
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Automation: The workflow runs without manual intervention
Modified at 2026-01-02 09:58:50