Overview

The Airtable sync feature allows users to sync records from a source to one or more destination bases in Airtable, creating a single source of truth in the data. Setting up a sync requires a shared view that's enabled for syncing. Syncs are one-wa...

The Airtable Sync feature allows you to sync records from a source base to one or more destination bases to create a single source of truth across your organization. Overview To set up a sync, you need access to a shared view that is enabled...

Introduction After reading through the support article on Airtable Sync's basic setup , it may be worth your time to dive into some of the more advanced sync options. These provide more functionality for collaboration and customizing your ...

Multi-source sync allows you to bring information from multiple sources into a single, centralized destination table. The records residing in each of the sources are aggregated together in the destination table. This article will walk you through t...

Learn about the various tools across Airtable to help you better manage syncs in Airtable. Introduction Manage sync integrations There are times when your workspace may be over the sync integration limits for the plan it is on. In these...

Overview It’s important to consider permissions when enabling sync for a shared view. Synced tables offer the same restrictions as share links , specifically password and domain restrictions. If a password is set, the creator of the synced...

How often do tables sync? When you configure a table sync, you can choose to manually or automatically sync changes to your base. Automatic syncing occurs approximately once every 5 minutes and is only available on paid plans. Why can...