Hi Airtable Community, I hope this message finds you well. I have a suggestion for enhancing the user experience when dealing with automation errors. Idea: More User-Friendly Way to Display Automation Errors Overview: Currently, when an automation fails, the error is logged in the automation’s history, which is helpful for administrators and developers. However, for end-users who trigger these automations by inserting data, the error feedback is not as immediate or intuitive. Suggestion: I propose implementing a feature where automation errors can be displayed directly to the user who triggered the automation. This could be in the form of a bubble or pop-up notification. The notification would briefly explain the error and potentially offer guidance on how to resolve it. This immediate feedback would greatly enhance the user experience and streamline the troubleshooting process. Benefits: Immediate Feedback: Users get instant notifications of issues, reducing confusion and preventing repeated errors. Improved User Experience: Users can understand and address errors without needing to dive into the automation logs. Efficiency: Reduces the time spent by administrators and support teams on troubleshooting and resolving issues. Example Scenario: Imagine a user enters data into a form that triggers an automation to update records in another table. If the automation encounters an error (e.g., due to a missing required field or a data type mismatch), the user would see a bubble notification like, "Error: Missing required field 'Email'. Please fill it out and try again." I believe this feature would make Airtable even more user-friendly and efficient for everyone. Thank you for considering this suggestion. I look forward to hearing your thoughts and feedback. Best regards, Nemanja Vukmirovic
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