Hi @Airtablestart1 ,This should be possible with the help of with the Airtable API (or a tool like Make or Zapier)The solution you build would essentially listen for "new a record creation" (via Airtable webhook's) and then parse the webhook payload ...
Hi @Dave_Lee ,Yes that should be possible.You would need to create an automation with the "trigger" - When a record is created. The "action" should be "Create record". At that point set the fields for each table that needs to be populated.
Hi @Devan_Kreitzer ,As a first step to check as to why the automation is being run several times I would suggest that you implement a "test table".Create a "test automation" which would have one goal and one goal only to simply take the data from the...
Hi @Eugenia You could use Airtable's sync feature to set this upOr else if you are feeling creative and need a bit more customization in the process use something like Make or Zapier
