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# Table Query

The Aisera GenAI Platform supports custom tables through workflows. This feature can be used to define and maintain a schema or structure for these custom tables via configuration.

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The goal when using the **Table Query** feature is to make data from your custom tables available to your workflows. We support flow constructs that fetch data from custom tables.&#x20;

Flow authors can  define queries and filters to fetch the data. As the schema of the tables will be dynamic, the data is returned in JSON format.

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The screenshot above shows the default actions that are available for your custom tables.&#x20;