Announcements

Hi all! I’m Rosalind – a product marketing manager at Airtable focused on helping teams build powerful, custom applications that make work more efficient. I’m happy to share that we have expanded the capabilities of our interface feature for our Airtable mobile application. Starting today, users can access an expanded list of layout types on mobile, including Kanban views, Charts, and Numbers. New Interfaces functionality on mobile Automatic setup . We’ve designed interfaces on mobile to work without any user setup required. All you need to do to access your interfaces is log in to your Airtable account through our mobile application on an iOS or Android device – your interfaces will show up automatically! Note that interfaces on mobile do not yet support the Blank, Timeline, Record Review, or Record Summary layout types. Support for List, Gallery, and Calendar views. We’ve optimized multiple vie w types of display on mobile – making each easier to navigate and edit. Support for Charts

Hello, Airtable community! I'm Johari, a software engineer here at Airtable. I'm excited to share some enhancements to Interfaces that will give you more control and flexibility when collaborating with your team. New Linked Record Creation/Deletion in Various Elements The first enhancement allows collaborators to create and delete new linked records directly within List, Grid, Calendar, Kanban, and Timeline elements. This feature simplifies the process of adding and deleting related records. Gone are the days of the lock icon and complex workarounds to create/delete linked records in interfaces. Now, you can swiftly and seamlessly accomplish this within your current layout. To access this functionality, you will need to enable the Inline Creation/Deletion setting mentioned below. Settings Separation: Inline Creation/Deletion and Inline Editing The second improvement gives you more granular control over your layouts. We've separated the settings that enable inline creation/deletion of r

Hi everyone! I'm Helen, a Product Manager here at Airtable and I'm very excited to announce that we're launching the new Record Templates feature to all Pro and Enterprise users. This feature enables you to create templates for your frequently repeated projects and automatically create relevant tasks as linked records every time that template is used. With Record Templates, you will now be able to: Create pre-defined templates for the types of records you find yourself creating over and over again Link related templates together to bulk-create records across tables Set default field values (including date dependencies) on those templates Surface templates to end-users in interfaces as record creation options that they can further customize Some example use cases: A creative team tracking asset delivery. The marketing team specifies the type of asset(s) needed, and the relevant tasks for that asset type are automatically added and linked to the request. A product team adding a new featu

Hello! I’m Ayesha, a Product Manager here at Airtable. We’re so excited to share a small improvement to let you display your percentages as progress bars. What are progress bars? For your fields that are formatted as a Percent, you can choose to display the field as a progress bar. You’ll see the progress bar in all the surfaces where you see that field today, across your bases and interfaces. In forms, you’ll still see just a numeric input. How do you enable progress bars? Progress bar formatting is a supported option for the following field types: Editable fields Percent Computed fields with a numeric result (format must be “Percent”) Formula Rollup Lookup (only lookups with 1 number value are shown as a progress bar.) Enable it with “Display as progress bar” under Formatting. You can also enable the ability to see the percent values next to the progress bar. How can you customize the colors? By default, progress bars are shown in a medium green color. If you’re on a Pro plan or high

🩺📈 Exciting news for healthcare providers and organizations! Airtable is now HIPAA compliant and ready to support your critical work. 🎉 We understand the importance of protecting sensitive patient data and maintaining compliance with industry regulations while still making sure your company can function efficiently and effectively. That's why we've implemented the necessary safeguards and are proud to announce that Airtable is HIPAA compliant for our Enterprise Scale customers. With Airtable's powerful and flexible platform, you can streamline your workflows and collaborate with your team, all while managing your data securely. From patient records to clinical trials, Airtable provides a centralized solution that adapts to your company’s unique needs. 🔒👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️ To learn more about enabling HIPAA compliance for your organization, please reach out to your account representative or contact our sales team to learn more .

:wave: Hello! I’m Ayesha, a Product Manager here at Airtable. We’re so excited to share a new feature with you that allows you to change the term “record” in the product to a term that’s more specific to your table. What is this? When you name a table, you can now optionally select a name for your records from a list of 50+ options. You’ll see that name used in the product where you see your table or view, so you can more easily understand what actions you’re taking. For example, instead of seeing the generic “Add record” action: You can now override this “record” terminology by specifying the work that you want to track. If you choose to call your record a “task”, you and your team can now see “Add task”: How can I set this for a table? You can select this from the dropdown next to a table name, under “Rename table”: What options can you choose from? You can choose from a list of 50+ options, based on common workflows (Project, Task, Event, Request, Campaign, etc.). We do not support

Happy Thursday, Airtable Community! 👋 Welcome back to our Top Contributors post, covering both April and May. 🚀 We are thrilled to celebrate our incredible Airtable Community members who have gone above and beyond over the past two months. These Top Contributors are the true MVPs. They don't just share their vast knowledge but also exude friendliness and a genuine passion for all things Airtable. As always, our selection of Top Contributors goes beyond mere numbers. We consider qualitative and quantitative aspects to ensure our Top Contributors are knowledgeable and consistently embody our Community Code of Conduct and Guidelines in their interactions. That said, our Top Contributors set new records in April and May with an impressive 115 solutions, 692 replies, and 300 kudos received . 🎊 It's clear that the community spirit is thriving, so thank you to these stellar individuals below for taking the time to help others elevate their Airtable experience and for your overall contribut

Hi everyone, I’m Carla – a software engineer at Airtable and I am really happy to share that we’ve added the ability to dynamically filter results in linked record pickers! You can now limit the records that can be selected on a linked record field by configuring a filter based on the value from another field from the same record. For example, when assigning People to a Task, instead of browsing through the full table of People, you can now filter the linked records available for selection based on another field on the Tasks table, in this case we can use the value of the Skills Required field to filter the list of People to only those that have the relevant Skills: How to configure On a linked record field configuration, toggle on the option to Filter record selection by a condition . Select a linked record field from the linked table and click the cog on the right to switch to a Dynamic condition . Select a linked record field from the current table, and Save. We’re rolling this upda

We're thrilled to announce the release of our latest enterprise features and data visualization enhancements! These exciting additions provide new ways to add and operationalize data, allow for more control over data retention, and offer powerful visualization tools within Airtable. Let's explore what these features have in store for you! Airtable Visualization Enhancements: App quick start Craft a workflow for your team faster than ever with app quick start. This new building method gets you to a powerful and intuitive solution for end users in minutes, tailored to the specific needs of your use case, automatically leveraging Airtable’s building best practices. New Dashboard Builder Quickly build insightful dashboards with a refreshed dashboard layout for interfaces. The new dashboard layout gets you up and running faster and has powerful new features like element drill downs and mobile support. This makes reporting to stakeholders and tracking progress on the go a breeze. Conditional

Hi everyone! I'm Carla and I am a Software Engineer at Airtable. I'm thrilled to share four new updates to forms in Interfaces that are now available to all Airtable customers! These changes make forms more powerful and allow you to create more sophisticated workflows while simplifying the experience for people using your apps. Conditional Fields: Now you can add rules to show and hide fields in a form based on how your users have filled out earlier fields. You can now support more complicated workflows with Interfaces forms, yet your users will only have to fill out the fields relevant to them. 🔒Limiting Select Options: Take complete control over the available select options in forms. You can now determine which single or multi-select choices are accessible, ensuring a streamlined experience for your users. Say goodbye to unnecessary options cluttering up the form! 📝 Read-only Default Values: Provide valuable context to your users while maintaining control over specific form fields.

Hi there! I’m Rosalind – a product marketing manager at Airtable focused on helping teams build powerful, custom applications that make work more efficient. Today I’m happy to share more details on the expanded support for dynamic filtering. With this launch, we're completing the set of field types you can use to dynamically filter results in the linked record picker-- you can now dynamically filter on Single Select, Multiple Select, Date, Formula, Rollup and computed field types. This feature is available on Teams plans or higher and is being rolled out throughout this week; if you don’t see it reflected in your base just yet, hold tight, you will get the update very soon! What's new Single Select and Multiple Select. Dynamically filter linked record selection based on exact string matching of option names between two Single Select or two Multiple Select fields. To configure, first choose a Select field from the linked table as the field being filtered on, then choose a Select field f

Hi Airtable Community, We're thrilled to introduce a new addition to our community: the AI Ambassadors User Group! This group is tailor-made for individuals who are passionate about Airtable AI and its endless possibilities. Joining our AI Ambassadors User Group isn't just about networking and learning; it's about expanding your skills, knowledge, and connecting with fellow enthusiasts. As an AI Ambassador, you'll enjoy: Enhancing Your Personal Brand: Showcase your expertise in Airtable AI and stand out in the community and beyond Boosting Your Resume: Active participation demonstrates your commitment to continuous learning and professional development to accelerate your career Connecting with Industry Experts: This user group will be your go-to way to share best practices, and collaborate on innovative AI projects! We're also on the lookout for volunteer user group leaders to ensure the success of AI Ambassadors. If you're passionate about Airtable AI and eager to contribute to the co

We just launched a feature called attachment annotations that lets you leave comments in a specific position on an Airtable attachment. You can give fast, clear, actionable feedback on any type of visual asset to help speed up your creative process. We currently support annotations on images (JPEGs, PNGs, and GIFs) and videos (MP4 and WebM). For more information on how to use this new feature, please see this support article for specifics and our blog post for a broader look at the asset review process. And, we’d love your feedback! Leave any comments or feedback here in this topic.

Hi Airtable Community! :wave: I’m Emily, a product manager for Airtable’s Interfaces team — and I’m back again to share some new updates to Interfaces, available as of today! Today we’re excited to announce four new button types enabled in Interfaces: 1. Run an automation Trigger your automations from buttons in Interfaces! With this button type, you can create a net-new automation or trigger a preexisting automation from within Interface designer; you’ll be redirected to the Automations experience to further refine & test the automation before deploying. This button type is great for kicking off repetitive tasks in your team’s workflow, such as: Kicking off a slack message Automatically creating a new record Running an automation script 2. Navigation buttons Use these Interface buttons to navigate internally and externally, including: Navigate between records: Configure this button to move to the previous and next record of a particular source. Navigate to URL: Configure this button t

Hi Airtable Community! I’m Chris, a Product Manager here at Airtable. We're thrilled to announce Actionable Messages! 🎉 Actionable Messages lets you take act on Airtable data from Slack. No more switching between apps, just seamless updates. What are Actionable Messages? Never miss a beat—you and your team receive gentle nudges for tasks that need their attention, and can take immediate action in Slack: make updates, approve assets, triage bugs, and more. How to Get Started? It's easy! Builders can add the Slack Actionable Messages Automation to your existing or new workflows. Select a trigger, set up the Slack message, and watch the updates flow in. It's as simple as that! Some Example Use Cases: ✅ Approvals: Approve PTO requests instantly Review creative assets effortlessly 🧐 Intake and Triage: Categorize IT tickets quickly Acknowledge escalations with a click ⚡️ Updates: Remind someone to close open tickets Please share your feedback and questions here!

Happy Spring, Airtable Community, and welcome to the March edition of our Top Contributors post! 🎉 Each month, we love to shout-out the incredible individuals in our community who go above and beyond to help others excel in their Airtable journey. Our Top Contributors are not just knowledgeable and helpful, they're also friendly, passionate, and dedicated to spreading Airtable wisdom. Whether they're answering questions, sparking engaging discussions, or sharing Airtable with their networks, these folks truly embody the spirit of our community. In March, our Top Contributors wowed us with their outstanding contributions: 87 solutions provided, 604 replies shared, and an impressive 193 kudos received! 🌟🚀 Let's dive in and meet our March Top Contributors who have been lighting up the community with their expertise and positivity: Top Solution Authors 🧠 @TheTimeSavingCo - 59 Solutions Authored @ScottWorld - 23 Solutions Authored @Sho - 5 Solutions Authored Top Replies 📨 @TheTimeSavin

Hi all - I hope your week is going well. As you may have noticed this morning, editable shared views was accidentally enabled for all Airtable users and has since been rolled back. First, I would like to apologize for any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused and acknowledge that we know this is a feature that the community is excited about. It has been great to watch people become experts in 30 minutes to share with the community and see all the excitement on Twitter. We know how upsetting it may be that this was accidentally enabled and we want to share some insights into what happened with all of you. We know that collaboration in Airtable is top of mind for many of you (us too!), and the editable shared view feature is one of the many ways we’ve explored making that experience more impactful. However, we’re not currently prioritizing the development of this feature and are instead focusing on solving this problem in a more comprehensive way. As Peter mentioned during Tabl

Hey everyone, I'm Ruihan, a software engineer at Airtable working on our List View feature. I’m happy to announce another exciting update – grouping! You will now be able to add up to two groups to the bottom-most level of your List View. To add a group in your base, select “Group” in the view menu bar. To add a group to a list view in your interface, head over to your properties panel to enable grouping. Afterwards, you will also be able to sort groups, and drag and drop items from one group to another. We hope this update adds more value to your experience using List View and we’re excited to bring even more useful improvements to this feature in the coming months. Try it out for yourself and please share any feedback you might have! If you have any questions, feel free to drop a note below or check out our support articles below. Other questions? You can check out our support article on list view here and our article on record grouping here

TL;DR: We’ve added a new way to quickly group your data in Airtable. Hi Airtable community! My name is Sean and I’m an engineer here at Airtable, focused on finding ways to make Airtable easier to use for everyone. In interviews with users across the board, we’ve heard lots of feedback about confusion with our groups, sorting, and filtering. New users were especially confused with understanding how these features worked and were afraid to test them out for fear of “breaking everything”. With that in mind, we’re in the process of rolling out two features we’re calling “Quick groups” and “quick sort”. Simply put, we’ll make some suggestions based on existing, easily groupable (or sortable) fields already in your base. For example, we’ll recommend grouping by fields such as single-select fields, linked records, and more. And if you want to group by a field we haven’t suggested, clicking “See all fields” will let you do just that. For sorting, you’ll see an option to sort by every field wi

Hello, hello! Welcome to this special edition of our Top Contributors post, covering both January and February! Okay I admit it, I got a tad behind on these posts, but that just means double the fun and recognition this time around, right? Every month, we love to spotlight the all-stars in the Airtable Community who have gone the extra mile to help others boost their Airtable game. These Top Contributors are the real MVPs. They're not just brimming with knowledge and ready to lend a hand, but they also radiate friendliness and passion for all things Airtable. As always, choosing our Top Contributors isn't just a numbers game. We include both qualitative and quantitative aspects, ensuring our Top Contributors are not just knowledgeable, but also embody our Community Code of Conduct and Guidelines in their interactions. In January and February, our Top Contributors outdid themselves with 129 solutions, 775 replies, and 340 kudos received. Talk about starting the year off with a bang! Top

Hello! I’m Ayesha, a Product Manager here at Airtable. We’re so excited to share List View with you — a new view with you that helps you visualize the hierarchy of records across multiple tables: What is List View? List View is a new view type that makes it easy to create, edit, and manage hierarchical data —whether its projects and tasks, campaigns and deliverables, or a product roadmap and features —all within Airtable. List View is built for creating and managing simple or complex projects, whether a user is looking to manage a single product roadmap or marketing campaign, build company-wide OKRs, or even manage the episode production of a TV show’s season. Projects typically have a number of tasks, and with List View, you can easily organize those tasks based on importance, urgency, deadline, status, or another category. This is the only view where you can see multiple fields across different tables at once. How can I create a List View? You can create this view in the Data tab fro

Hello everyone! I’m Patti, a Product Designer at Airtable and I’m excited to share Mobile Interfaces are now available to use on your iPhone! Whether you're commuting, away from your desk, or simply prefer using your phone, you can now effortlessly view and manage interfaces from the convenience of the Airtable app. All you have to do is download the latest version of the Airtable iOS app. Below are some key functionalities you’ll see on mobile: Easily navigate to your interfaces directly from the Airtable app home screen or from links in emails and notifications. Cut through the noise and view full-screen pages of List, Gallery, Calendar, or Kanban layouts. Not only that, you’ll also be able to search and filter records using the tab or dropdown filter elements. Make edits to field data, view and add comments, and take most button actions on a record. Add new records through a form. As you use the new mobile experience, please share your thoughts with us—we value your feedback as we c

Hi everyone, I’m Simon, a manager at Airtable on Product Design, overseeing our new Design Systems team. I’m excited to share some updates that we’ve recently made to colors on the platform, designed to improve the Airtable experience. These updates include: Increased vibrancy and contrast of core colors. We’ve refined both the contrast of text and colors against backgrounds. A dark, high-contrast color palette: 10 brand-new colors available to Pro and Enterprise teams. Greater distinction between color combinations, such as those used to indicate status in multiple select fields. Improved support for people with anomalous trichromatic and dichromatic color vision. We hope these updates help your daily workflows, and we’ll continue to refine and make improvements over time. Thanks to the community for your continued, thoughtful feedback, and as always, we welcome you to submit new product ideas to help us shape the future of Airtable. To learn more about applying color in Airtable, see

Hi all! I’m Kelly - a product lead at Airtable focused on helping users create and drive adoption of powerful and easy to use apps. I’m excited to introduce a bundle of new Interface features that make building and collaborating with Airtable faster and more seamless. Updates available today: We’re rolling these updates out over the course of the day; if you don’t see them reflected in your workspace, hold tight! You should see them updated by the end of the day. Streamlined Customization We have revamped the Interface Designer experience by reducing the number of clicks it takes to take common actions , modernizing our visual design, and making it easier to find element configurations and navigate between Pages. Specifically, we have: Separated navigation from page properties by moving app navigation to a left pane in Interface Designer, leaving the right pane solely focused on customizing page properties so you can always find your way around the builder experience. Redesigned the pr

We’re excited to share that we’ll be taking our first step in rolling out the brand new home screen experience into General Availability. Thanks to your feedback, we were able to make significant improvements to the experience that will make it easier to navigate and discover the apps that matter most to you. Benefits of the new home screen: A visual refresh that focuses on increased scannability and legibility on the home screen A focus on apps that you engage with most frequently, by promoting recently accessed apps to the top of your home screen The ability to star workspaces, bases, and interfaces to make them easily accessible A more prominent search that aggregates all content, including workspaces, bases, and interfaces Additional filters and sorts on the home screen, including shared with you, interface-only, and base-only filters A dedicated page for every workspace that enables users to pin the most critical apps for quick and easy access Starting March 21st, we will automati