Create Record Node
The Create Record node is used to automatically create one or more new records in a specified target table during workflow execution. It is commonly used to generate related data based on trigger record information.
When to Use
- Automatically generate a delivery record in the "Delivery Slips" table when a new order is created
- Automatically create default subtasks in the "Subtasks" table when a new task is created
- Automatically create a contract record in the "Contracts" table when a customer status becomes "Signed"
Configuration

Target Table
Select the table in which to create records. You can choose any table under the current Base.
Field Mappings
Configure the source of values for target table fields. Each mapping contains:
| Configuration | Description |
|---|---|
| Target Field | The field in the target table to write the value to |
| Value Source | Static value or expression/field reference |
Static Value
Enter a fixed value directly. Suitable for fields that do not need to change dynamically, such as:
- Status = "Pending"
- Notify = true
- Default Value = "System auto-created"
Reference Expression
Reference the trigger record or other node results using {{}} syntax, for example:
{{trigger.record.customer_name}}Supported context variables include:
{{trigger.record.<field_id>}}: Trigger record field{{node_<node_id>.record.<field_id>}}: Field from a previous node result{{loop.current_data.<field_id>}}: Current iteration data in a loop node
Example
Example: Auto-generate a delivery slip from a new order
| Target Field | Value Source |
|---|---|
| Order Number | {{trigger.record.order_no}} |
| Consignee | {{trigger.record.customer_name}} |
| Status | Static value: Pending Shipment |
| Created Time | {{NOW}} |
Notes
- The target table must exist and have write permissions.
- Required fields need mappings; otherwise creation will fail.
- Link fields can be populated by referencing target record IDs in expressions.
- The Create Record node can be used inside a loop body to batch-create records.
