It would be great to have a native solution to this problem.Let’s say I used the SendGrid block to email all Users in a certain grid view.Now I want to document that the email was sent out to them in a separate Emails table.Currently I have to manual...
Let’s say I have an “Emails” table where each email row has a “Sent to” field that can be linked to multiple entires from the Users table.
Now, I just sent out an email to 40 people in the “Users” table.
What’s the easiest way to add all 40 to that e...
Our entire workflow hinges on quick and easy mass-merging of records based on simple rules:When the Email keys of two records match create a single record out of both:Ignore empty fieldsWhen available, select the more recent entry to a fieldThis is b...
The SendGrid block is currently unworkable, and it’s forcing us to find another solution. This is a big shame because it’ll require our teams to use two separate tools instead of one, even though this integration exists.
Here are our needs in order o...
That sounds like it might be more straightforward, but could be tricky if two people are using the system at the same time w/ different views. What do you think?
I mean the internal users of the Airtable system I’m building. They already have to learn a whole bunch of workflows, this one seems a bit complicated, especially when there are 40+ people collaborating on it, often simultaneously.
This did help me f...
I think this is still too complex a process to ask of the system’s users, but it’s super creative and definitely much better than individually adding users to an email. Thanks!
Additional needs:
A way to document emails that have been sent out. For instance, if we sent an email to X people, we want to be able to not contact those people for the next few months by filtering them out. But this can’t be done automatically atm...
