Go to Outputs and choose Label Mapping. Press Add to add new Label Mapping:
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Once you added the name and some description, choose the A.I. model from the list:
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We will use the model with Invoice Items where we created a classification for invoice items.
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Once the model is chosen, you will need to choose the service and the board/projects where you want the data to appear. In our examples we will use a board in monday.com:
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And the board will be our board with invoices:
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The next step is to configure the mapping. You will need to open the dropdown and reveal the setup:
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You will be configuring the mapping for a classification label. If you are using a different model (like data extraction), there might be multiple fields available:
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In our examples, there is only one field that we need to set up.
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Click on the action, and choose "Contains".
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Then click on the value, and in the dialog box type the label or any value that you expect here.
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Then click on the column and choose the column with your desired statuses or the custom field with your values.
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Then click on the label, and choose the label.
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Press Add button.
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So now the label "hardware" will be mapped to the status field "Type" and the status "Hardware". Now map other fields.
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Once you are done, press Apply.
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Now the Label Mapping is done and you can add it to your workflow. Go to your workflow with your model. And press + near Custom Output.
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In the block choose the Label Mapping dropdown and select your Label Mapping.
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Now once the workflow is executed, the label mapping will be triggered as well. Press Save in the output block.
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Now press Apply.
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