AI Workflow Automation · Schedules · Webhooks · Event Triggers

Automate the repetitive work. See the work, not the flowchart.

Taibles is your platform for AI adoption. This is workflow automation you can trust. You run it in a table instead of a flowchart. You see what finished, what failed, and what paid off. You can start from a task an assistant already did.

Human-in-the-loop · Approval gates · Step-by-step logs · Exception queues

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How it works in practice

Every run is a row. Every step is a column.

Customer Service

Answer support tickets from the knowledge base

2 rows
Run history

See the work, not the flowchart.

A flowchart shows how the workflow was built. The table shows what actually happened: each run is a row, each step is a column. Open a row and see every step across hundreds of orders or tickets at once.

TicketClassifyDraftApproval
#4412DoneDoneSent
#4413DoneDoneWaiting
#4414DoneRunning
Approval gates

Approve in the cell

When a step needs a person, the row pauses. Edit the cell to fix a value or approve before send, then it continues. If you know Excel, you already know how.

OrderDraftApproval
#1847ReadySent
#1848ReadyWaiting
Exception handling

Built to run in production

Inspect a failure, rerun the row, see the exceptions. Count what finished without anyone chasing it, and what came back to a person. That is the return.

Finished without anyone chasing it86%
Came back to a person11%
Failed, ready to rerun3%
Reusable workflows

Start from work that already worked

Describe the task, or reuse a run that already produced the right result. You do not redraw it as a node graph. Same knowledge, tools, and rules, in the systems you already use.

Draft orders from the inboxRunning
Sync new leads to the CRMHealthy
Weekly backlog reportScheduled
How it works

Work in the table, not in a graph

See every case, stop where a person must decide, then let the rest run and see what came back.

  1. 1Cases

    Every case is a row

    Each order, ticket, or report is one row: what started it, what happened at each step, and what the result was. You can start from a task an assistant already did.

    What starts the process
    What happens at each step
    What the finished result looks like
  2. 2Approval

    Stop and edit where a person must decide

    The row pauses before a sensitive step. Change the cell, approve, or correct it. Then the run continues.

    Require approval before sending
    The run pauses and waits for a person
  3. 3Live

    Let it run. See what came back.

    Run on a schedule, a webhook, or incoming events. You see what finished, what failed, and what paid off.

    On a scheduleHourly, daily, weekly
    When a system calls inWebhook
    Every run inspectableOne row each