Microsoft SQL Server

Also an agent tool

data-analytics

Read and write any SQL Server database directly — the door to on-premise systems that have no API, including the Turkish SMB ERPs (Logo, Mikro, Netsis, ETA) that are built on SQL Server.

3 actions · 1 triggers

The Microsoft SQL Server integration lets you connect Microsoft SQL Server to your automations with 3 actions and 1 triggers — and every action is also a tool an AI agent can call. Examples: List Table Rows, Find Row By Key, Insert Record. No blank-canvas wiring — connect it and use it in your workflows.

Every action below is also a tool an AI agent can call — the same pack powers your workflows and your agents.

Triggers 1

Events in Microsoft SQL Server that can start a workflow.

webhook

New Row (polling)

Fires for each row added since the last check. Baselines on enable — existing history does not fire.

Actions 3

What Zervanor can do in Microsoft SQL Server.

List Table Rows

Read the most recent rows of a table, newest first.

Find Row By Key

Look one record up by its key — the read half of a duplicate check.

Insert Record

Write one record back to the database.

Automations using Microsoft SQL Server

Build your own automation with Microsoft SQL Server in the visual builder.

Frequently asked questions

What can I automate with Microsoft SQL Server?

3 actions are available — for example: List Table Rows, Find Row By Key, Insert Record.

Which Microsoft SQL Server events can start a workflow?

1 triggers — for example: New Row (polling).

Can Microsoft SQL Server be used as an AI agent tool?

Yes. Every Microsoft SQL Server action automatically becomes a tool an AI agent can call — the same pack powers both your workflows and your agents.

How is the Microsoft SQL Server integration modelled?

Microsoft SQL Server is modelled as a versioned connector pack, and the steps that need reasoning fall to first-party agents hosted in the same runtime as the workflows.