A Grid is a single data table (like a spreadsheet).
A Workbook is a collection of related grids grouped together — think of it like a folder with tabs.
You can rename, share, download, or delete individual grids.
Workbooks support renaming and deleting too, but deleting a workbook removes all the grids inside — so proceed carefully.
Whenever you import data from any of Bitscale’s built-in sources (like Google Maps, LinkedIn Search, Company Finder, etc.), we auto-create a workbook to organize your outputs.Why? Because these data flows often span multiple steps — and you’ll want everything bundled together.For example:
Go to Data Sources
Select Find Company
Run a search and choose “Import to new grid”
You’ll see a clean animation confirming that a new workbook has been created, with both source and result grids placed inside.This structure helps you navigate across large projects without losing context.
Use the grid switcher (hamburger icon) to jump between grids quickly
Rename grids or workbooks inline by double-clicking their names
Delete or clean up test runs without affecting the rest of your workspace
Bitscale is built to scale — not just in data volume, but also in usability. With the right structure in place, you can move between 5-step workflows or 50-grid workbooks with ease.Got stuck? Ping us in the support channel — we’re always around.