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Lookup Table

A lookup table maps one value to another — country code to name, plan tier to price — letting workflows translate codes into meaningful values without hardcoding.

What is a lookup table?

A lookup table is a small reference dataset that maps inputs to outputs. Examples: industry code → industry name, country ISO → friendly name, plan tier → price band, stage ID → stage label. The point is to keep mappings out of code and inside data, where they can be updated without a deploy.

Why it matters

  • Cleaner workflows — translation logic stays in one place
  • Easier audit — anyone can read the table
  • Fewer bugs — consistent mapping across every consumer

Common GTM lookups

  • Account ICP tier → message variant
  • Geography → time zone → send-window rules
  • Title → seniority + function → routing destination
  • Plan → support SLA → CSM assignment

How TexAu helps

Maintain lookup tables inside TexAu and reference them from any workflow — change the table, every workflow that uses it picks up the new mapping immediately.

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