Platform · Automations
Let the base do the repetitive part
A trigger and the actions that follow, set up beside the table and run on the server for every change, whoever made it: a person, a form, the API or an agent.
In Airtable: Automations
When records change
A record is created, updated, or comes to match a condition; a form is sent; a button is pressed.
On a schedule
Every hour, day or week, for reminders and tidy-ups.
Create and update records
Fill fields, link records and move work along without a person doing it.
E-mail and webhooks
Tell someone, or call another system, with the record's values in the message.
Every run on record
Each run with what started it and what it did, and Run now to try one.
Within the rules
Automations write as the base's owner, and every change is in the audit log.
Start with a base you already have
Bring it from Airtable with every record, link and formula, checked against Airtable. Free, and Airtable stays as it is.