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โOct 07, 2020
10:55 AM
The biggest issue with Airtable for me and many of my clients is that I cannot restrict viewing some sensitive data for new users. Letโs say I have a base which is serving as a CRM and CMS at once. I canโt divide it into two even with Airtable Sync. So Iโm adding a new content editor for the CMS tables only and he can see all the money data of my client. This is NOT good at all. I strongly believe that this feature is needed for most professional users of Airtable. The Airtable team has added recently an ability to set editing and deleting permissions โ itโs great but itโs not enough at all. Because of this Airtable is a limited tool for me.
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