Sync overview articles

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 only one-way, two-way, or to brin...

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 have the most up-to-date informa...

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...

This article will walk you through the basic setup steps, considerations, and reasoning related to upconverting an existing table in a base to become a table synced to a view that is sync-enabled from another base. Introduction When is adding sy...

Learn about the various tools across Airtable to help you better manage syncs in Airtable. Introduction Sync integration access by plan type Managing syncs via the sync activity log To help understand how data is being synced you can use the...

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...