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Standardize values before they cause a problem

Country codes, state abbreviations, and any other reference list your data needs to agree on — managed once, used in every mapping.

dictionary.define → values

The lookups almost every integration needs, ready on day one.

Countries & states, seededISO2, ISO3, and full-name dimensions out of the box.
Multiple dimensions per entryLook up by code, name, or any dimension you define.
System & custom dictionariesExtend the built-ins or create your own from scratch.
Bulk importLoad a dictionary from a spreadsheet instead of entering values one by one.
Versioned valuesUpdate a dictionary without breaking flows already mapped to it.
Searchable in the UIFind and audit dictionary values without a database query.

lists → dropdowns

Not every lookup needs the full dictionary structure.

Lightweight listsA flat set of allowed values for a single field, faster to set up than a full dictionary.
Use in field mappingValidate or translate incoming values against a list directly in a mapping step.
Import from fileBring in an existing list instead of typing it in.
Shared across flowsDefine a list once, reference it from every flow that needs it.
Editable without a deployAdd a new allowed value without touching a flow.
Audit trailSee who changed a list value, and when.

match → normalize

The same lookups your mapping and reporting already lean on.

Field mapping lookupsTranslate a source value — a supplier's country code, say — to your standard one mid-flow.
Validation before writeReject a record whose value isn't in the dictionary, instead of letting it through wrong.
Consistent reportingRoll up custom-table reports by a standardized dimension instead of raw source values.
Multi-vendor normalizationReconcile different suppliers' naming for the same state, country, or category.
No re-mapping on changeUpdate the dictionary once; every flow referencing it picks up the change.
Works with any connectorDictionaries apply the same way whether the source is an API, a file, or a database.

Stop hardcoding lookup tables into a flow

Dictionaries and lists ship standard on every plan.