Two things in this release. The Tables Node provides full CRUD operations for structured data directly within your flows. And when a flow fails, logs now show you exactly which node broke and why.

New Tables Node: query, insert, update, and delete without leaving Studio

You can now read and write structured data inside any flow using the Tables Node. It connects directly to your Lamatic Data Tables and handles the full range of operations, no external database tooling needed.

• Select rows with filters, sorting, and pagination

• Insert single or multiple records from flow data

• Update records matching a where clause

• Delete records by condition

• Raw SQL for anything the visual builder doesn't cover

[Checkout the docs →]

Improved Logs: per-node error details when a flow fails

When a flow runs and hits an error, the log detail view now shows you the exact node that failed and the specific error it threw, such as input, output, and error message, all in one place. No more guessing which step broke.

[Try it in Studio→]