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Retable in Skyller.

Connect Retable to Skyller and the AI starts reading from and acting in it through the functions your company enables — with each person's own login, approval before sensitive actions and a record of every call. Below, the actions and events the vendor publishes, what it takes to start and where this fits into the work.

Actions and events

Retable

Retable is a collaborative spreadsheet and database platform for organizing workspaces, projects, tables, columns, rows, and files.

Actions
11
Events
0
Composio catalog
API key
Global — no specific country
re-read from the vendor every 24 hours
www.retable.io

11 ACTIONS

published by the vendor; the company enables only the necessary ones

0 EVENTS

triggers the system can send, when the vendor offers them

API KEY

each person signs in with their own credential, encrypted

APPROVAL BY RISK

sensitive actions show a card before running

Live proof

One request, one query in Retable and one approval.

The scene shows the path of a request; the exact actions depend on the functions your company enables in Retable.

  1. Input

    A team member asks, in the conversation, for something that today requires opening Retable — inside their area's space, with their login.

  2. What Skyller does

    1. 01Picks, among the enabled functions, a query action and looks the information up in Retable with the person's own credential.
    2. 02If the request requires writing something in Retable, shows the card with what it is about to do and waits for Approve.
    3. 03Returns the result in the conversation and records who asked, which action was used and when.
  3. Result

    Retable stops being an open tab and starts answering inside the conversation — through the functions your company enabled.

What this scene does not promise

  • The available actions are the ones the vendor publishes for Retable; in your company only the functions turned on by the administrator are available.
  • If a write action is not classified as sensitive, it may run without a card; the classification is adjustable by the company.
  • Being in this catalog does not mean being installed, with a valid login, working in your company.

Where this helps your work

Retable inside the conversation where the work happens.

Three common situations for people who use Retable every day. What Skyller does in each one depends on the functions your company turns on.

Closing the month

“Which rows in the collection spreadsheet are overdue?”

The analyst asks in the Finance space. Skyller reads the range in Retable with her login and returns the list, checking it against the published policy.

Spreadsheet read in the conversation

Consolidating

“Append today's orders to the end of the spreadsheet.”

Appending rows is a write action: Skyller shows the card with the rows it is about to insert in Retable and waits for Approve.

Write with approval

Administering

“Reading is fine; deleting a tab is not.”

The administrator turns on only read, find and append for the team; delete functions stay off. Every call to Retable is recorded.

Only the enabled functions

Actions and events

What the vendor offers in Retable.

Names as the vendor publishes them, in English, with the description summarized to its first sentence. In your company, the administrator turns on only the necessary actions; none of them runs without permission, and sensitive ones go through approval.

  • Add Columns

    RETABLE_ADD_COLUMNS

    Append one or more typed columns to a table and return the complete resulting column list.

  • Delete Columns

    RETABLE_DELETE_COLUMNS

    Permanently delete one or more columns and their cell data, then return the complete remaining column list.

  • Delete Rows

    RETABLE_DELETE_ROWS

    Permanently delete one or more rows from a table; missing row IDs are ignored and count as zero deletions.

  • Get Rows

    RETABLE_GET_ROWS

    Return all rows or up to 50 selected rows using stable column IDs or title-keyed fields.

  • Get Table

    RETABLE_GET_TABLE

    Get one table's metadata, column IDs and types, and views before reading or changing its data.

  • Insert Rows

    RETABLE_INSERT_ROWS

    Insert one or more rows into a table in one request and return the created rows with their IDs.

  • List Project Tables

    RETABLE_LIST_PROJECT_TABLES

    List tables in one Retable project with their IDs, columns, and parent workspace and project IDs.

  • List Workspace Projects

    RETABLE_LIST_WORKSPACE_PROJECTS

    List projects accessible in one workspace, including project IDs needed to discover tables.

  • List Workspaces

    RETABLE_LIST_WORKSPACES

    List workspaces visible to the connected Retable account, including each workspace ID needed to discover projects.

  • Search Rows

    RETABLE_SEARCH_ROWS

    Search a table for a value in a primary column and return matching rows from an optional starting offset. For text columns, Retable matches the full cell value rather than partial text.

  • Update Rows

    RETABLE_UPDATE_ROWS

    Update cells in one or more existing rows in one request and return the updated row IDs.

Before you start

What your company needs to use Retable.

Login
Each person enters their own Retable API key, generated in their account. The key is stored encrypted and nobody sees it, not even the administrator.
Who installs
An administrator connects Retable for the company and shares it with people or groups. Anyone can connect just for themselves, within the plan's limit.
Functions
11 published actions: the administrator turns on only the necessary ones. Sensitive ones ask for confirmation before running.
Plan
Counts as a company or personal connection within the plan's allowance; the larger plans have no cap. The connections-per-plan table is on the catalog page.

Questions from the people who decide

Common doubts before connecting Retable.

Next step

Connect Retable and try it with your team.

Try it free with your team or book a demo: together we pick the Retable functions to enable and show the first approved action, with fictitious data.