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I am looking to learn Airtable so I can utilize it for my business, I have some specific wants and needs and am hoping to work with someone who knows what they are doing, someone who would be willing to show and not just do. Anyone?

Hi, We’re looking to write our own program that integrates with both AirTable API and Drip’s API as well as Twilio API. We want to accomplish two things: We are looking for ways of managing our SMS triggers queue on Twilio as well as updating a log file for each action. We want to have this process done without Zaps, thus bypassing the need for tasks on Zapier. We want to be able to update a table with our leads list and all their profile information coming from DRIP automatically every time a new lead comes in. We are also looking to have our KPI dashboards in AirTable to be automatically updating. We want to be able to paste data in AirTable with automations that will be able to sort this data on a dashboard that will be convenient to read (simplified data sheet). Please advise. Thank you.

Hey there, I’m trying to integrate Airtable with my ChatBot Product. In that, we are trying to render data using Airtable tables. but here we need to provide an interface to the end-users to select the base and tables they are targetting the get the data. Based on the documentation, I found that to get the list of bases and tables we need to get the Airtable Metadata API. I have also requrested for the same but didn’t get any feedback. Do I need to provide any more details? Please suggest and help me in that case.

Hello, I am new to the community. I am trying to setup a database for our acquisition company. I have leads that own multiple products and need to be able to sum up all the products in one place. This works perfectly with grouping. However, my issue is assigning a caller to these leads. I want to link all the lead records with the same names to each other and my caller have a summary of all the products, values and one lead contact field. With grouping I can assign a collaborator but they have to be assigned to each one and it breaks the summary. Can anyone tell me how to complete this correctly? I was hoping another table named leads where it listed the owners once and rolled up the values of all the associated records to that owner.

Looking for help with Airtable reorganization for efficiency and automation for my interior design firm: project tracking and management project budget management project product tracking organizing tasks by job, by employee with deadline notifications (similar to Trello) creating project schedules/deadlines (with the possible option of being able to communicate progress with clients) contacts organization and possible integration with Mailchimp, etc. We’re currently using it as a series of glorified spreadsheets and know we’re not even close to tapping into the full capabilities - we just don’t have the bandwidth to set it up properly I would prefer an Austin-based consultant but am open to remote if it makes sense.

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Hi there — I run a media company and we sell ads across our channels. We only have a limited number of ad slots on each channel, and I’d like to use Airtable to build a tool for people to book advertisements on our channels — and ideally to pay and submit content as well. We currently use Airtable for this, but it requires a member of our team accepting payments, sending a form/survey, and managing the process. I’d like the entire experience to be automated. Here’s what the workflow would look like: Clients can view an Airtable form to book a particular slot. (There might be 1-2 slots available per week per channel – and once someone books it, it should disappear) That person is then sent somewhere to pay, ideally integrated with Airtable. (This would be the stage where the booking slot disappears so nobody else can book it - after the payment is made) Then they’re given access to an Airtable form for submitting their ad det

Simple version (so you can cut and paste, and put to use) Link to demo base:TestLab Status Airtable TestLab Status - Airtable Explore the "TestLab Status" base on Airtable. Table 1: Latest Status LEFT( RIGHT(status_&am

We have built a CMS system for our content and marketing initiatives and require a few automations/formulas to make the system more user-friendly for us. I’ve listed these in order of priority: #1: SORT DATE On the content side, we have a number of deadlines to meet, based on the Status (phase of the project). At present, the table default is to sort based on Publish Date. REQUEST: We’d like automations/formulas written that would alter the sort based on the Status (and the corresponding due date). For example: Status is changed from 1st Draft to Z: Feedback of 1st Draft → The sort order would then be based on the deadline assigned to Z: Feedback of 1st Draft and not the deadline for 1st Draft. AIM: To be able to view all tasks for all content pieces based on due dates (not just based on status or assigned to or publish date). #2:

Need to know what type of data is being returned to a formula from a field? What if that field is a lookup field? The common answer for the latter is, “It’s most likely an array,” but there are times when it’s a single value, and the correct type for certain fields is not always obvious. To help save myself (and, I hope, many others) a lot of desktop head-banging, I dove deep into every field type to figure out what’s what, and captured my findings in a table, naturally. :slightly_smiling_face: You can find the results of that effort here: Airtable

All – I want to apologize for my extended absence from Airtable Community; let me assure you it was neither intentional nor enjoyed on my part.¹ I hope what I bring as a peace offering helps make up for all the unanswered questions and messages. Here is version 1.0 of my scheduling/calendaring framework for Airtable. It offers a template-driven solution to scheduling recurring processes, allowing process types to be defined as a set of interrelated events. Later, instances of these processes are created in a separate table, in turn spawning and scheduling component tasks and subtasks. The framework also allows for differentiation between tasks that can fall on any day of the week and those that must be scheduled only on workdays; workday-only tasks can be specified as falling on the nearest preceding or nearest following workday, as desired. Stand-alone templates — that is, a single event with no subtask — can also be created, allowing certain classes of events

I recently began working as a director of a very busy bakery. We need a solution that can: manage and track inventory of print collateral (packaging, labels) link products to their related packaging requirements (including: packaging, labels/branding, digital design files, manufacturer, and their related costs) recipes, allergen declarations, cost of goods and which department they fall under (cafe, wholesale, catering, national shipping) integrate and communicate with our website/e-comm platforms to track sales and * trigger when it’s time to order more of specific packaging integrate and communicate with our recipe/FDA nutrition label database for our wholesale business right now everything is done on the fly with a variety of systems that aren’t communicating or integrated. I don’t have the time to build something and don’t have the experience to know if a template already exists that could meet our needs.

We’re a DEI nonprofit that would like to build a speakers’ bureau website that auto-populates/displays from an AirTable. We’d like *speakers to be able to update their information using a form that populates AirTable *to be able to “approve” the updated information before it gets displayed on the website *to have a form for speakers we invite and one for speakers who are interested in being included. *to be able to track how many times a speaker is contacted from our website. It looks like Mini Extensions can do a lot of what we want – we need someone to build it for us. Thanks for any help!

We are looking to use Airtable to build data tables for our customers. What we really want to do is create a front-end website/portal where customers can then login to see their database in a clean and user friendly UI. They could make changes, updates, additions, deletes. All woudl be written back to their Airtable table. We would do most of the implementation and setup for them, but then connect it so once we “go live” with them, they could login and then begin to self-manage. The key is that we really want the front end to be clean, functional, and very user-friendly. Looking for some ideas on the best and most efficient ways to accomplish this.

Wondering if this is possible, its a kind of internal market where people see what is available to buy, at what prices and transfer to each other. Requirements: Client portal which sources data from different sources. Which also shows the price, who has which product, maybe a graph with some info. Should be the main dashboard, where people can offer, buy and sell. Every person needs there own access and needs to see how many products they have. Marketplace for transferable products with payment gateway and contract with a signature from both sides. So when someone agrees to buy a product, they can click through the system, both sides sign a contract, money is transferred and then ownership is changed.

With today’s outage, I became duly aware how much I rely on Airtable. I need to hire someone to help create a true backup export of all fields/records into a FM file or similar.

Hello, We need to transfer our database from Salesforce to Airtable. We have about 3,700 contacts, with 75 data fields per contact. Are there any experts who can provide assistance with this project?

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Hi there! We’ve run into some roadblocks using airtable’s csv import block, and since we don’t have anyone well-versed in javascript on our teamvwe’ve come here looking for someone interested in this one-time project. We need to regularly import csv’s and have this app update existing records and create new records. All records have a unique identifier field (“RefID”), however it’s a calculated field (concatenation of a text field and the record ID). This is where the csv import block wouldn’t work, and we’re hoping this is something that can be “coded around” rather than simply being impossible! CSV’s to be imported will either have a “RefID” value matching an existing one or no value at all. If they match, then certain specific fields in the existing record should be updated with values from the csv (not fields that would impact the RefID value), and if there is no match a new record should be created. Ideally this would work with short and long text, single s

Hello Airtable Community, Back in 2017, our team published news about Airtable Importer that since then has been helping lots of this community members synchronize data between Airtable and Google Sheets. Three years later, today I would like to say that we’ve launched Airtable Importer’s brother and called it Coupler.io 2 All in all, our add-on: pulls data from Airtable, Xero, Pipedrive, HubSpot, Jira, Google Sheets (replaces IMPORTRANGE) - and we are going to add more data sources to it; supports automatic data refreshes : every 1, 3, 6 and 12 hours, or daily, weekly, monthly; offers replace (rewrites all) and append (adds new rows only) import modes. possesses a more user-friendly UI will provide User Stats internal web page and more to help you manage

Happy 2021 everyone! A new year, brings new projects to manage. And where would project managers be without their handy burndown charts? Well, with a bit of scripting and the vega-lite app, you can now make a burndown chart in Airtable! For the uninitiated (aka me until two weeks ago), burndown charts “show the total effort against the amount of work for each iteration.” Meaning, they help you answer the question “are we completing our tasks on schedule?” They usually look something like this: The line represents the planned tasks remaining, and the bars represent actual tasks remaining. if your bars are below the line that means you’re getting things done on time. The X axis can be grouped by the cadence in which you’re tracking - which could be days, weeks, sprints,

When a new client signs with us, a zap fires that creates the tasks for the project in a project tracking base in Airtable. Here’s an example of one project for one client: Then, as the engagement unfolds and resources are assigned to steps in the engagement, the tasks are checked-off. Right now, every Monday morning we forward clients the last email that we sent them with something like “checking-in on this…”. This is manual and we want to automate it. Here is what we would like: At Project Instantiation. When a new project is created, we’d like a Google Sheet to be created for the Client ID and emailed to to the client. Our services are fully productized, so there are only 5 project types with set tasks for each. The tasks in projects don’t change. If they buy engagement type X, it always includes the same tasks no matter who the client i

Despite the fact that we work and develop apps in a climate of extreme security, the fear concerning Airtable API keys is growing and will likely worsen in the future; Airtable, after all, provides an all-or-nothing API key architecture. And we often leave security requirements until long after the solution is working, at times creating serious exposure to our customer’s data. In Google Apps Script there are a number of ways to separate API keys from the code, but this is typically not enough as far as security professionals are concerned. Separation from code, they argue, still makes it possible for developers to discover the keys. But even this accessibility can be eliminated by moving your API calls into a library and enforcing a basic principle - … only the methods in the library should be able to call methods that can access the keys which are stored in the script project properties. This is achieved with a

Hi there, TL;DR: Looking for people willing to share their bases with me. I’m Don: I work in marketing at Airtable. And I’m looking for a few volunteers (6-8) who’d be willing to share their bases with me. Specifically, I’m looking for anyone who educated themselves on Airtable and anyone who’s particularly proud of their base (this is your chance to show off a bit). If you’ve published a base to Airtable Universe feel free to share a link to your base there as well! These bases will only be shared with other Airtable employees and won’t be shared with any third or external parties. I’ll share them internally with other marketers to help define what makes a good base (and how we can better educate our customers on building great bases). Let me know if you have any questions!

Calling all AWESOME, BADASS Airtable Gurus! (January 2021) My organization is NEED of an expert to whip us into shape! We have been using Airtable for some time now, but badly! We totally need help to optimize and automate business practices within our Airtable platform by providing recommendations and implementations for: • cleaning up our data!! • building creative database designs • streamlining our everyday process (best practices would be great) • streamlining data integrations/API’s with Zapier and SQL • establishing automations Training our staff to increase their comfort level in using the platform Serious consultants need to start immediately (within the next 2 weeks) with the project timeline between 1-3months Feel free to connect with me at liz@voteprochoice.us Thanks! Liz