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Sending data between tables lets you move rows from one table to another inside your workspace. This is useful for building multi-step workflows where each stage of your pipeline lives in its own table.

Use cases

  • Multi-step pipelines: move raw leads into a “Qualified leads” table after scoring, then into an “Enriched leads” table after enrichment.
  • Separating source and output data: keep imported data untouched in one table while sending processed results to another.
  • Appending automation results: route rows produced by automations or enrichments into a dedicated dataset for review.

How to set up

1

Open the export panel

Click Share/Export in the table toolbar, then select Send to another Databar table.
2

Choose the destination

Select an existing table from your workspace or choose Create new table to set up a fresh destination.
3

Map columns

Map the columns from your source table to the corresponding columns in the destination table. Use consistent column names across tables for easier mapping.
4

Install

Click Install to save the configuration. Rows will be sent to the destination table based on your mapping.
Sending a row copies it to the destination table. The original row remains in the source table.

Tips for multi-table workflows

  • Name your tables by stage (e.g., “Raw leads”, “Verified leads”, “Enriched leads”) to keep your pipeline easy to follow.
  • Use consistent column names across tables so values map automatically when sending rows.
  • Combine with automations to trigger enrichments or exports as soon as data lands in a destination table.

Next steps

Tables overview

Learn how tables work in Databar.

Table lookup

Reference data from other tables without moving rows.

Enrichments

Automatically enrich rows in your destination table.

Exporters

Push data from any table to external services.