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Hi there! We run various festivals and events, and have a base of around 400-500 volunteers who help us out on these events. For our last event, we moved all volunteer management over to Airtable which worked like a charm. I have all my volunteers in...
Hi, we’re running a small business doing events such as festivals, conferences etc. So far, we’ve used Airtable to manage volunteers and customers for our latest project. Now, we’re considering how we can use Airtable more extensively - firstly as a ...
Hi, I’m using a grid view to sort out volunteers who has registered for one or more available slots for an event. Now, I’d like to make a check-in field in order to know who showed up for the time slots they registered for.
I’ve been trying to use a ...
Thanks a lot Adam (and sorry for the late reply). I'm looking at the guide you linked to and will do some testing on how to solve this the best possible way
Thanks for your suggestions and opinions. Very good point about going back and forth between the bases @Adam_TheTimeSavingCo, maybe a CRM and a sync to Airtable when needed would be better… Thanks for your comments as well @ScottWorld, hopefully Airt...
After some more researching I’ve been testing the “create junction table” script from Airtable, but this populates the junction table with all combinations from both my “volunteers” and my “slots” tables, not just the specific fields which I would ne...
Hi Kuovonne, thanks for much for helping me out. That’s a good suggestion, but as far as I can understand I would need to manually select the relevant records and their relationships.
For example, I can select the volunteer “John Doe” on line 1 toget...
