Hmm, assuming you want them to only have access to the interface and not the base, you'll need to have a paid plan
If you want them to be able to make updates to the data one thing to note is that you'll need to pay for each account, and so with 6 tenants would cost 24 * 6 per month. You can try to get around this problem by getting users to fill out a form and use automations to update a record, and Airtable has a guide for that here: https://support.airtable.com/docs/use-case-update-records-via-a-form
You can also try to use third party software like Fillout.com to allow people to update the records too, and so you'd provide a link to the Fillout form in your Interface, and your tenants would update the data via Fillout
If you want to prevent them from seeing each other, you'll need to use a Business and above plan too: https://support.airtable.com/docs/managing-and-sharing-interfaces#setting-collaborator-visibility
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You can also explore using Airtable as a backend and using a third party tool like Softr, noloco, etc as a front end as it'd be cheaper
Hmm, assuming you want them to only have access to the interface and not the base, you'll need to have a paid plan
If you want them to be able to make updates to the data one thing to note is that you'll need to pay for each account, and so with 6 tenants would cost 24 * 6 per month. You can try to get around this problem by getting users to fill out a form and use automations to update a record, and Airtable has a guide for that here: https://support.airtable.com/docs/use-case-update-records-via-a-form
You can also try to use third party software like Fillout.com to allow people to update the records too, and so you'd provide a link to the Fillout form in your Interface, and your tenants would update the data via Fillout
If you want to prevent them from seeing each other, you'll need to use a Business and above plan too: https://support.airtable.com/docs/managing-and-sharing-interfaces#setting-collaborator-visibility
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You can also explore using Airtable as a backend and using a third party tool like Softr, noloco, etc as a front end as it'd be cheaper
Hi The Time Saving Co,
thanks for your feedback. I digged into Softr, and it seems a nice piece of SaaS 🙂
I was wondering, may you have any advice about how to structure the data in the Airtable?:
- Should I put the dates of the readings in rows and the utility kind in columns or the other way around?
- Should there be a separate table for each tenant and for the prices of all the media?
- How to update the readings each month or quarter ?
Thanks 🙂
Hi The Time Saving Co,
thanks for your feedback. I digged into Softr, and it seems a nice piece of SaaS 🙂
I was wondering, may you have any advice about how to structure the data in the Airtable?:
- Should I put the dates of the readings in rows and the utility kind in columns or the other way around?
- Should there be a separate table for each tenant and for the prices of all the media?
- How to update the readings each month or quarter ?
Thanks 🙂
Hmm I think I'd do each date as a single row and would have all tenants in one table. I think I'd also have one table just for all utility prices, where each record represented a single utility, price, and the date period for that price. I'd then link that to the "Reading" record in order to calculate the total
For how to update the readings, I think I'd use an Interface specifically built for that to make it easier for me. Given that the utilities are fixed, I'd create a record template that would help me create one record per utility that I could apply to the tenant, and then I'd be able to fill out the readings easily. https://support.airtable.com/docs/using-record-templates-in-airtable
Thanks TheTimeSavingCo,
I appreciate your advice.
