Multiple sources, one place
Add Google Sheets, Excel files, and databases like MySQL and MongoDB to the same Workbook — no warehouse, no ETL, no flattening everything into one sheet first.
Workbook
One workbook. Every source. Always in sync.
A Workbook brings all the data behind an analysis into one place — spreadsheets and databases, connected together and synced automatically. As your sources change, your analysis stays current without a single re-upload. Ask one question, and tableArth.ai reaches across the whole Workbook to answer it.
Growth Workbook
Ask
3 sources
Marketing sheet
MySQL · signups
MongoDB · events
You
Which campaigns drove the most activated signups last month?
Spring Launch led with 1,240 activated
signups, ahead of Referral (910) and
Webinar (640). Spend came from the sheet,
signups from MySQL, activation events from MongoDB.
Activated signups by campaign
Last 30d
LaunchRefWebSEOAds
The idea
A Workbook is your analysis, with its data attached.
Instead of exporting data into a file that goes stale the moment you save it, a Workbook connects to the real sources and keeps them together. Three things make it work.
Synced automatically
The Workbook tracks each source as it changes. Your numbers move when the data moves — so the analysis you built last week is still right today, with zero re-uploading.
One question, one answer
Ask in plain English and tableArth.ai works out which sources the question needs, joins them, and returns a single unified answer — with the right chart.
Google Sheets
Excel
MySQL
MongoDB
More coming
Always current
Connected once. In sync from then on.
When you add a source to a Workbook, tableArth.ai connects to it directly rather than taking a copy. From then on it stays in sync with the source, so the moment your spreadsheet or database changes, the next question you ask reflects it.
- No re-uploading — the source is the source of truth
- No version drift — one connected copy, not ten emailed files
- Large datasets handled — reliable loads, no upload timeouts
Marketing spendGoogle Sheets · edited 2m ago
SignupsMySQL · live
Activation eventsMongoDB · live
Growth Workbook
Synced
Marketing spend ✓ live
Signups ✓ live
Activation events ✓ live
Before & after
From stitched-together exports to one live answer.
Export, stitch, repeat
- Step 1Export each source to a file
- Step 2Flatten tabs, align columns by hand
- Step 3VLOOKUP the sources together
- Step 4Build the chart — from stale data
- Next weekDo it all again from scratch
VS
Ask once, always current
- OnceConnect the sources
- 0sAsk a question in plain English
- +4sAnswer + chart across all sources
- AnytimeData changed? Just ask again
- AlwaysIn sync, no rework
How to build one
Add sources. It syncs. You ask.
Step 01
Add your sources
Connect a Google Sheet, an Excel file, or a database — or several at once. tableArth.ai reads each source's structure automatically.
Sheets · Excel · Databases
Step 02
It stays in sync
The Workbook keeps every source current. You never export or re-upload to refresh an analysis.
Automatic
Step 03
Ask across everything
Pose one question and get a unified answer, with suggested and clarifying questions to guide you.
Unified answer
FAQ
Workbooks, answered.
What is a Workbook?
A Workbook is where tableArth.ai keeps the data sources behind an analysis together in one place — Google Sheets, Excel files, and databases such as MySQL and MongoDB. It syncs with each source automatically, so your analysis stays up to date without any re-uploading, and you can ask one question across all of them.
Which data sources can a Workbook hold?
Google Sheets, Microsoft Excel files, and databases including MySQL and MongoDB, with more coming soon. You can mix source types in a single Workbook. See the full list on the data sources page.
Does a Workbook stay in sync automatically?
Yes. A Workbook automatically syncs with each connected source, so as your underlying data changes your analysis stays current — no re-uploading and no manual refresh.
Can I ask one question across all the sources in a Workbook?
Yes. With a multi-source Workbook you ask a question in natural language and tableArth.ai pulls data across all your connected sources to return a single, unified answer. More on the multi-source analytics guide.
Do I need to combine my data into one sheet first?
No. tableArth.ai understands files with multiple tables or tabs and databases with multiple tables, and joins related data when a question needs it. Your data no longer needs to be flattened into a single sheet.
Get started
Build a Workbook. Ask across all of it.
Connect your first sources and ask a question that spans them — one answer, always in sync.