Reference

AIRTABLE_BASE_SCHEMA_CHANGED_TRIGGER

Fires when your Airtable base structure changes, such as when tables, fields, or views are added, removed, or modified. Use this to keep your connected systems and workflows synchronized with your base's organization.

AIRTABLE_VIEW_CREATED_TRIGGER

Fires when a new view is created in your Airtable base. Use this to automatically set up related workflows or integrations for the new view.

AIRTABLE_BASE_METADATA_CHANGED_TRIGGER

Fires when your Airtable base's name or permission settings change. Use this to audit changes or automatically update documentation.

AIRTABLE_USER_PROFILE_CHANGED_TRIGGER

Fires when your Airtable account profile information is updated. Use this to keep team and user records synchronized across your connected systems.

AIRTABLE_VIEW_DELETED_TRIGGER

Fires when a view is deleted from your Airtable base. Use this to automatically clean up or update references to that view in your connected tools.

AIRTABLE_VIEW_METADATA_CHANGED_TRIGGER

Fires when a view's name or display settings change. Use this to sync view configuration updates to dependent systems.

Upload attachment

Add files and documents to Airtable records by uploading attachments directly to attachment fields. Perfect for organizing project files, invoices, contracts, and media alongside your database records.

Create base

Sets up a new Airtable base with your custom tables and fields, giving you a fresh workspace to organize and manage your business data.

Get Base Schema

Retrieves the complete structure of an Airtable base including all tables, fields, and their configurations, helping you understand what data you're working with programmatically.

List bases

Retrieve all Airtable bases you have access to, helping you discover and manage your workspace data sources. This is useful for understanding what databases you have available and organizing your workspace.

Create Comment

Add comments directly to Airtable records to collaborate with your team and keep project notes organized in one place. Mention specific collaborators and create threaded conversations to keep discussions focused on the relevant record.

Delete Comment

Remove unwanted or outdated comments from Airtable records to keep your workspace clean and organized. Users can delete their own comments, while Enterprise Admins have broader deletion capabilities.

List Comments

Retrieve all comments attached to a specific Airtable record, helping you track discussions and feedback in one place. Supports pagination for records with many comments.

Update Comment

Modify the text of a comment you've created on an Airtable record, including updating user mentions to keep discussions current and accurate.

Create Field

Adds a new column to your Airtable table with custom field types like text, numbers, dates, or links to other records. Use this to expand your database structure and organize new types of information without manual setup.

Update Field

Modify a field's name or description in your Airtable table to keep your database organized and up-to-date as your business evolves.

Create records

Add multiple new records to an Airtable table at once, allowing you to quickly populate rows with data from your business processes. This is useful when you need to batch-import information or automate record creation from other tools and workflows.

Delete multiple records

Remove up to 10 records from an Airtable table in a single operation, streamlining bulk data cleanup and maintenance tasks.

Get Record

Fetches the complete details of a single record from your Airtable table using its record ID, allowing you to view all field information stored for that specific entry.

List records

Retrieve multiple records from an Airtable table with the ability to filter, sort, and paginate through results to find exactly what you need.

Update multiple records

Modify multiple existing records in an Airtable table in a single operation, allowing you to update specific fields across up to 10 records at once without replacing entire records.

Create a record (Deprecated)

Adds a new record to your Airtable table with field values that match your table's structure. Use this to automatically populate your database with new data from other tools or workflows.

Create multiple records (Deprecated)

Adds multiple new records to an Airtable table in a single operation, allowing you to batch import data efficiently instead of creating records one at a time.

Create Record From Natural Language

Create new Airtable records by simply describing what you want to add in plain English, letting AI automatically map your description to the correct database fields. This eliminates the need to manually format data or understand your table structure.

Delete Record

Remove a specific record from your Airtable table when it's no longer needed, helping keep your database clean and organized.

Update multiple records (PUT)

Batch update multiple Airtable records at once, completely replacing their data with new values. Ideal when you need to synchronize records with external data sources or perform bulk modifications efficiently.

Update record

Modifies specific fields in an existing Airtable record, allowing you to update data without recreating the entire record.

Update record (PUT)

Completely replaces all fields in an Airtable record with new values, clearing any fields you don't explicitly set. Use this when you need to fully overwrite a record's data rather than just updating specific fields.

Create table

Set up a new table in your Airtable base with a custom name, description, and field structure to organize specific types of data for your business.

Update Table

Modify a table's basic settings like name, description, and date dependency rules to keep your base organized and documented. This helps you maintain accurate metadata without affecting the actual data or structure of your base.

Get user information

Retrieves details about the currently authenticated Airtable user, including their ID and permission level, helping you verify user identity and access rights within your workspace.