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Reads a column holding JSON text and expands it into output rows — one per value found in the document. The counterpart to Table XML Parse, and the PlaidCloud equivalent of the Alteryx JSON Parse tool.

Use it when an upstream system hands you a JSON payload in a single column and you need its contents as ordinary rows and columns.

The column holding the JSON text to parse.

  • Name and value only (default) — each output row carries JSON_Name and JSON_ValueString. Simplest, and enough when everything downstream treats the values as text.
  • Typed values — turn the single-field option off to add the type-specific value columns alongside, so numbers and booleans arrive as numbers and booleans rather than strings.

Off by default. Turn it on to repeat the input record’s other columns on every value row, so parsed values stay joined to the record they came from without a separate join step.