Sync overview articles

Configuring a basic sync The Airtable sync feature allows users to sync records from a source to one or more destination bases in Airtable. Setting up a sync requires a shared view that's enabled for syncing. Syncs can be configured to be onl...

Understanding Two-way sync Two-way sync allows existing records to be edited in one or more targets and synced back to a single-source-of-truth table. This article covers configuring an ecosystem of bases and interfaces so multiple teams can ...

What’s changing with two-way sync editability? Starting in August 2024, Airtable is enhancing its two-way sync functionality by allowing users to edit linked record and user fields within synced tables. If you currently have "All fields edita...

Understanding multi-source sync concepts Multi-source sync allows you to connect multiple bases. The records residing in each of the sources are aggregated together in the destination table. This article will walk you through the basic setup o...

Tips for troubleshooting syncs Occasionally, users may run into error messages or issues with their sync setup. To help repair the status of your sync and get things running as expected, these troubleshooting tips can help address the bulk of syn...

When is adding synced data to a table a good choice?  This article will walk you through the basic setup steps, considerations, and reasoning related to converting an existing table in a base to become a table synced to a view that is sync-e...

Learn how to use the Airtable Sync integration feature to bring information from an external application into Airtable as a new table in your base. Sync integrations are always a one way sync from the external application into an Airtable base,...

Similar to other surfaces throughout Airtable, you'll want to consider permissions settings when enabling sync for a shared view. But there are even more considerations to understand related to the Airtable sync feature, especially when enabling Tw...