+1Hello,
I would like to use Airtable’s Multi-source syncing feature. In the long term, I need to add around fifty bases in one view. I’ve done it with three sources so far, and I’d like to know whether this is possible or if there is a limit to Multi-source syncing.
Thank you very much!
+1250 bases in one view sounds like a base design problem (without knowing anything else about your use case). In my experience it sounds like trying to fit a Spreadsheet-like peg in a database-like hole.
I believe there’s an upper limit to how many syncs you can set up natively inside Airtable. You always have other options like Whalesync, or even tools like N8n or Make that watch for changes and write any changes found.
+150 bases in one view sounds like a base design problem (without knowing anything else about your use case). In my experience it sounds like trying to fit a Spreadsheet-like peg in a database-like hole.
I believe there’s an upper limit to how many syncs you can set up natively inside Airtable. You always have other options like Whalesync, or even tools like N8n or Make that watch for changes and write any changes found.
It is actually intended to centralize the inventories of multiple clients (around 50) into a single base.
This centralized base is then used to send all the data to a marketplace.
Each client manages their stock in their own individual base, which is then synchronized into the main centralized base.
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