+1Hi,
I'm evaluating if I can user Airtable for a Job Requisition Approval process.
I don't get how I can do 4. Any ideas?
Thx
Marvin
+18You can enter in the record data using the "Airtable Record URL" placeholder in your email message automation. This will be a direct link to the record that was used.
In this scenario, they will need to be a User in your Airtable base and have Editor or Creator permissions. Then you can have a Status field in your table where they can Approve/Not Approve. You won't be able to select the Status from the email itself.
+1You can enter in the record data using the "Airtable Record URL" placeholder in your email message automation. This will be a direct link to the record that was used.
In this scenario, they will need to be a User in your Airtable base and have Editor or Creator permissions. Then you can have a Status field in your table where they can Approve/Not Approve. You won't be able to select the Status from the email itself.
Thank you for your fast reply! A link to the record is good enough. But is there a way to configure the form?
If I enter the link all fields can be edited again. I'd love to limit it to show necessary fields and only the approval field being editable.
+18Thank you for your fast reply! A link to the record is good enough. But is there a way to configure the form?
If I enter the link all fields can be edited again. I'd love to limit it to show necessary fields and only the approval field being editable.
Hey Marvin,
Unfortunately, that is not possible with Airtable forms. You can't update records with a native Airtable form. And If the person you're emailing is an Editor User, they can edit data in any field.
You can do this with 3rd party tools, like our On2Air Forms app, a form and dashboard builder for Airtable.
+2Hey Marvin,
Unfortunately, that is not possible with Airtable forms. You can't update records with a native Airtable form. And If the person you're emailing is an Editor User, they can edit data in any field.
You can do this with 3rd party tools, like our On2Air Forms app, a form and dashboard builder for Airtable.
Looks like you have a lot of clarity on this! I have a sort of similar problem.
I want to send an email for managers to either approve or reject a request, but I want that the 2 buttons 'approve' / 'reject' are inside the email, so that the manager does not have to sign in or have an account on airtable. Do you have any idea if this is possible?
Thank you!
ps: I tried creating an interface so that the manager receives an email with the approve or reject option, but I also need this for users that are not signed in
Enter your E-mail address. We'll send you an e-mail with instructions to reset your password.
