hey Clay S. - Whats happened to "Write to other table"?

depricated - new on is 'send table data'

Exactly right! "Write to Other Table" was deprecated in December 2025. Your existing columns will keep working, but the replacement is "Send table data" which you can find in the Actions menu. [1]

The new "Send table data" works similarly - you can send rows between tables or flatten lists into separate rows. It's more streamlined than the old method. [2]

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How do you map the columns ?

With "Send table data", mapping happens in the destination table after you send the data. [1]

Here's how:

1. Click into the source cell in your destination table

2. Hover over the field you want to map

3. Click "Add to column"

4. Either create a new column or map to an existing one [2]

The system creates a source column first, then you map individual fields from there to your actual table columns.

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its automatic

Not quite automatic - you still need to manually map the fields. Send table data creates a source column in your destination table, but then you have to click into that source cell, hover over each field, and click "Add to column" to map it to existing or new columns. [1]

The mapping step gives you control over which fields go where and lets you rename them if needed. [2]

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If you still need help with mapping columns using "Send table data," I’m here to assist. Would you like to provide more details about what you’re trying to achieve or any specific issues you’re facing?

I understand how to map the data in the destination table, but how do I get 6 columns of Http api data send to the destination table?

When setting up "Send table data", you select which columns to send using the Send row method. [1]

Go to Actions → Send table data, choose your destination table, then select Send row. You'll see checkboxes to choose which columns to send - just check the 6 HTTP API columns you want to transfer. [2]

You can also send nested data from your HTTP API column without extracting basic fields first, and rename any fields in the destination table using the dropdown.

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use send table data enrichment and it will auto pick it up and send to other table

Yes, exactly! When you use "Send table data" as an enrichment column (via Add Enrichment), it will automatically detect and send your HTTP API data columns to the destination table. [1]

You can send nested data from your HTTP API column without needing to extract basic fields first, and rename any fields in the destination table using the dropdown. The system will create checkboxes for you to select which columns to send. [2]