Tables

Tables handle repeating data like invoice line items, order details, or attendee lists. They grow dynamically based on the data provided.

When to Use Tables

Use tables for data with:

Variable number of items
Consistent structure per item
Multiple columns of related data

Examples

Use Case	Columns
Invoice line items	Description, Quantity, Price, Total
Order manifest	SKU, Product, Qty, Weight
Attendee list	Name, Email, Role, Check-in Status

Creating a Table

Add the Table

Click Add Table in the template editor toolbar.

Position and Size

Draw a rectangle for the total table area. This defines the maximum space the table can occupy.

Configure Columns

In the properties panel:

Click Add Column
Set the column name (e.g., description)
Set the width percentage
Repeat for each column

Widths must total 100%.

Set Row Height

Define how tall each row should be. Consider:

Font size you're using
If text might wrap
Padding around text

Name the Table

Give the table a clear name like line_items or order_rows. This is used when mapping data in workflows.

Table Properties

Property	Description
Name	Identifier for workflow mapping
Position	Top-left corner coordinates
Width	Total table width
Max Height	Maximum space for rows
Row Height	Height per row
Header Row	Include column headers (optional)
Border	Show cell borders (optional)

Column Configuration

Each column has:

Property	Description
Name	Maps to data property
Width %	Percentage of table width
Alignment	Left, center, right
Font Size	Text size for this column

Mapping Data

When a workflow fills the template, it provides an array:

{
  "line_items": [
    { "description": "Widget A", "qty": 5, "price": "$50.00" },
    { "description": "Widget B", "qty": 3, "price": "$45.00" }
  ]
}