Airtable Connector

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About the Airtable Connector

Manage records, tables, and bases in Airtable.

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Actions

Actions are tasks that you add to your workflow. One action might update records in a third-party API, while another action might fetch a list of records.

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Triggers

Triggers cause workflows to run. Some triggers run on a schedule. Others are invoked by a webhook request, or poll an API for new data. If a connector does not have a built-in trigger, you can use a generic scheduled or webhook trigger.

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FAQs

Learn more about this connector and related integration functionality.

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Actions

Action Name	Action Description
Get Base Schema	Retrieve the schema of all tables within a base.
List Bases	List all bases within the Airtable account.
Create Record	Create a new record in the specified table.
Delete Record	Delete a record from the specified table.
Get Record	Retrieve a record by ID from the specified table.
List Records	List all records within the specified table.
Update Record	Update the field values of a record in the specified table.
Get Current User	Retrieve the user ID and OAuth scopes for the current user.
Raw Request	Send a raw HTTP request to Airtable.
Delete Webhook	Delete a webhook subscription from a base.
List Webhooks	List all webhook subscriptions registered for a base.
Create Webhook	Create a new webhook subscription for a base.
Refresh Webhook	Extend the expiration of an existing webhook subscription.

Triggers

Trigger Name	Trigger Description
Webhook	Receive and validate webhook requests from Airtable for manually configured webhook subscriptions.
Base Change Notifications	Receive base change notifications from Airtable. Automatically creates and manages a webhook subscription when the instance is deployed, and removes the subscription when the instance is deleted.
New and Updated Records	Checks an Airtable table for new and updated records on a configured schedule, using `LAST_MODIFIED_TIME()` as the server-side filter. Records are partitioned by `createdTime` versus `lastPolledAt`: records whose `createdTime` is after `lastPolledAt` go to the `created` bucket, while older records modified since `lastPolledAt` go to the `updated` bucket.

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