Workiom
No-code workflow platform for apps, lists, and structured records.
Helps ops teams that fetch Workiom lists in an app, create new records with mixed field types, and read records for downstream automation.
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Example Use Cases
These are example ways Snow can use Workiom when building apps with you. This list is meant to show examples, not document every possible capability. Connecting an account does not make Snow run these automatically on its own.
Creates a new record in a specified Workiom list. This tool creates a record with basic field types like text, numbers, dates, and static list items. The record data should be provided as a JSON object where each key is a field ID and the value matches the expected data type for that field.
Get all lists from a Workiom app. This action fetches all lists within a specific Workiom app. Lists are containers for records (similar to database tables) and are the fundamental data structure in Workiom. Each list has a unique ID and contains views for displaying data. Use this action to discover available lists before performing operations like creating records (which require a list ID).
Retrieves records from a specified Workiom list. Use this action to fetch data from a Workiom list. The list_id is required and can be obtained from the WORKIOM_GET_ALL_LISTS action. Each record contains field values keyed by numeric field IDs. Features: - Pagination: Use max_result_count and skip_count to paginate through large datasets - Sorting: Sort by any field using 'FIELD_ID ASC' or 'FIELD_ID DESC' format - Filtering: Apply conditions using filter operators (Contains, Is, Greater, etc.) Note: Field IDs are numeric (e.g., 5037173) and can be found in list metadata.