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I’ve imported several tables into AT. They each had a day field (no time element). I just noticed all the dates are +1 day from what they should be. How is this even possible?More importantly, how do I fix it?

NYC set the bar high… so we’re bringing that same energy to Boston 🔥If you were at the NYC Buildathon, you know the vibe — fast builds, creative workflows, and that moment when everything clicks and you realize “oh wait, this could actually change how we work.”We’re doing it again at Boston Tech Week:Build with Airtable AI: Workflow HackathonThis will feel very familiar — but with a fresh crowd, new ideas, and even more focus on AI-powered workflows.Expect:Hands-on building (not just talking) Scrappy, creative problem solving with other operators + founders Demos at the end so you can see what everyone built The same collaborative, high-energy atmosphere we had in NYC If you brought great energy in NYC, we’d love to see you bring it again in Boston — and help make this one just as special (or better).👉 RSVP here: https://partiful.com/e/fqg9Nu5XJ03GcSUdoteqAlso — if you’re coming, drop a comment 👇 Would be great to know who from the NYC crew we’ll see there.

Buildathon New York was a blowout success, and I've got high hopes for Airspace LA. Let me know if you'll be there. I would love to meet up in real life! https://airspace.airtable.com/

Great kickoff to our first Admin Foundations: What Your Role Actually Is session today!We had a really strong discussion around:• What an Airtable admin actually owns• The difference between admins, builders, and IT• Common admin mistakes we see as adoption grows• The first governance guardrails teams should put in placeIt was especially interesting hearing how different organizations are structuring the admin role — some with clear ownership, others still figuring it out as Airtable adoption scales.If you missed the live session or want to revisit anything, check out the recording and Presentation Slides.Thanks again to everyone who joined and shared their perspectives. Looking forward to continuing the conversation in future sessions!  

Hi guys,I’m building a CRM within Airtable and need to create a two-way sync between Airtable and Google Calendar so if an event is created/updated/deleted in one, it automatically updates in the other. This is the current setup I have: A separate ‘Meetings’ table for events created within Airtable and a separate table that’s integrated with the Google Calendar (on the interface, it will all just be one calendar). I am trying to create an “Update Record” automation so if an event is updated in Airtable, it updates in Google Calendar but I’m running into some issues and with the vice-versa automation.The trigger runs successfully but the action always fails:Always the same error processing the actionHas anyone done a two-way sync before and can please shed some light on how to achieve this? Thank you!

I’m working on a proof of concept for a product we’re releasing.  The idea is a pretty landing page that potential, existing students can sign up for a session or two.  We also want the data to be gathered and reported within AT, hence shying away from the Zoom + landing page.  Anyone setup any “cool” Airtable portals.  Would love to experiment, again for proof of concept.

Necesito ayuda para crear una tabla de UTM y luego conectarla con plataformas como pasarelas de pago, landing etc. Para luego crear un dashboard con KPIs

If you’re an Airtable admin (or recently became one), you’ve probably asked yourself at some point: What exactly am I responsible for?On April 30, we’re hosting a session focused on Admin Foundations — breaking down what the Airtable admin role actually looks like inside organizations.We’ll cover:• What an Airtable admin actually owns• The difference between admins, builders, and IT• Common admin mistakes we see teams make• Simple governance guardrails every admin should set up earlyWhether you're supporting a single team or managing Airtable across your company, this session is meant to help clarify the role and give you practical starting points.Would also love to hear from this group:What responsibilities fall on the Airtable admin at your company today?Register here!

Hey EDUser Group! 👋Curious—has anyone here started experimenting with the Claude + Airtable connector yet?If so, I’d love to hear:What kinds of workflows or use cases you’ve been building Anything surprising or especially useful you’ve discovered Where it’s saving you time (or unlocking something new)We’re also looking to spotlight some of this work in an upcoming user group session. If you’ve been tinkering or have something cool to share, would you be open to presenting? We’re thinking more of a casual roundtable / show-and-tell to spark ideas across the group.Speaking at a virtual user group meeting is a great opportunity to:Share what you’re building Inspire others Position yourself as working at the cutting edge of AI + AirtableDrop a comment if you’d be interested in sharing, or just want to swap ideas—would love to get a conversation going here. And tagging ​@jerilee to kick us off as I know she has some awesome insights already... 🚀

We’re using Airtable to review pdf documents, and the thumbnail on the interface page is just 5-10% too small for our users to do their job. They need to be able to look at the document and enter information on the same page, and clicking on the attachment field to get a better look takes the user away from the fields the need to access.Setting the appearance to “hero” in the settings and fitting the image to size makes it slightly too small to be useable. Unchecking “fit image size” degrades the quality to slightly too fuzzy to be comfortable to read.Noloco’s interface solves this particular problem easily, because they place the preview window directly in the interface, but we want to go back to Airtable’s native interface for a lot of other reasons.Does anyone have an idea of how to solve this, or can we request a slightly larger zoom on a pdf fit to size, or better quality preview resolution?

Somewhat recently, Airtable updated self-linked record fields so they automatically create a second field on the same table showing the inverse relationship — same as how linking between two different tables has always created a field on both sides.I have a few tables with self-links that I set up before that change, and they're still one-way. Is there a way to add the inverse field to an existing self-link without deleting and recreating it? 

Our team just got home from spending a few days at the NASCIO mid-year conference, where we heard from IT and Operations leaders from around the US talking about their prerogative on AI, what it means to ‘Modernize’ and some of the current IT projects that are top of mind. Among many topics, we heard most about:IT Portfolios that have no central project management or progress tracking Enterprise Governance and Responsible AI Adoption Procurement workflows that live in spreadsheets ITSM and Asset Management that is disconnected across several tools Leaders needing a more consistent ‘single-pane-of-glass’ to measure their success against key initiatives Would welcome any additions to the list of what we should prioritize, or your thoughts on any of the above!

Hey builders! 👋Starting something new can feel like staring at a blank canvas — exciting, but also where do I even click first?That's exactly why we run Set the Table: Builder Basics — a live, beginner-friendly session designed to take you from "I just signed up" to "oh wait, I can actually build this" in under an hour.📅 Tuesday, April 29, 2026 💻 Live virtual session What You'll Walk Away With🖥️ A guided demo of Airtable's core features — tables, views, field types, and how they all connect. We'll walk through it step by step, and you can follow along in a practice base if you want to get hands-on.💬 Live Q&A with our team — no question is too basic. Seriously. That's the whole point. Bring whatever's on your mind and we'll try and work through it together. Who This Is ForThis one's for the folks who are just getting started. Maybe you joined your company's workspace last week. Maybe you've been poking around but haven't built anything yet. Maybe you just want a proper walkthro

I'm glad you can share an individual page in an interface. It's a decent improvement but still not the best solution. Now, if you could public share a full interface or at least the overview page, it would be such a much needed game-changer.Being able to share the Overview page of an interface with a nice cover image would be so helpful when sharing with a client or customer. It looks professional, well organized and nicely structured. Perfect if you want to share only the information without providing full access.Notion (overrated IMO) allows this (sharing of a workspace) where you can organize it and make it look professional. Currently in Airtable, when I end up haveing to share multiple URLs for different pages, clients get very overwhelmed. Being able to publicly share an interface would be incredible.

Hey Airtable Community!First time community user so please be kind! I work for an Event Production company, we are beginning to explore the possibility on switching to airtable.  We currently use an Edoc software called Pandadocs for our proposal writing.I am trying to figure out the possibility of when Documet completed → Airtable duplicates a prebuilt base and then takes the pricing table information in the doc and pushes it into each table accordingly.I will admit there is still a lot of details still up in the air, such as what is a table and what is a view? But I am focused on how mechanically I can make that kind of automation and what guardrails I should look out for? 

Is this possible? I have multiple views which I use, but not all information needs to be displayed when I add a record through a linked record. Right now, it seems whatever view is at the top of the list in a table is the one that shows up when a linked record is used.

Senior Airtable ConsultantFull timeMoonland Role OverviewMoonland is hiring a senior Airtable consultant to work embedded with one of our international clients, collaborating closely with their IT team on the design and delivery of business critical Airtable solutions.You will operate as part of the client’s core IT and product environment, working with technical and business stakeholders to translate complex requirements into scalable Airtable systems.This is a hands on role. You will design, build, and evolve production grade Airtable applications used across multiple regions and teams.You will work closely with teams based in Brussels and London. Remote work is possible, but availability within or close to GMT+1 is essential to ensure smooth collaboration through daily standups and regular calls. About MoonlandMoonland partners with impact driven organisations to help them scale their mission through better systems, tools, and workflows.We focus on building practical, scalable solut

Engagement Model: Two-Phase (Phase 1: Discovery/Architecture | Phase 2: System Build)Reporting to: Gregg Curtis, CEO & Senior ProducerLocation : California, USA based - remote The MissionTAS PRO is looking for an Airtable Architect to design and deploy a centralized "Project Bible"—a master application that serves as the single source of truth for projects ranging from $10,000 to $10,000,000.We aren't looking for a data entry specialist or a basic builder; we are looking for a systems visionary who can translate complex creative production workflows into an intuitive, high-velocity digital ecosystem.The Critical Mandate: Ease of UseOur previous systems (specifically the Lightscape base) were technically sound but limited due to Stakeholder Friction. If our riggers, creative leads, and clients find the system cumbersome, it is a failure.Your primary KPI is User Adoption. You must move away from "Grid/Spreadsheet" views and utilize Airtable Interface Designer to build bespoke, fricti

There is a BASE / Table / bunch of fields.There is web app using API, which neatly makes a form for users to change their details, not just create as Airtable native forms.Everything works perfectly, until team member changes the field name.I know you can use serial name “fld123ABC456”, but it involves creating another object to hold pairs of serial names and human readable name. Code is also much cleaner with field names. rawContacts[xyz].fields[“Some Field Name”] reads much better than rawContacts[xyz].fields.fld123ABC456Question: is there a native way to find who and when made a field name change.Also how the change was made old name → new name and old type → new type I have been asking Airtable, as enterprise user for years now, to implement admin layer on field definitions, so that very few people can make these devastating changes. In the meantime, is there a log of these changes natively?Or does it have to be a hack of either manually defininThere is a BASE / Table / bunch of fi

I’ve been building a workflow that connects Airtable to a CMS so blog content can move from planning to publishing with less manual work.The setup usually includes title, slug, content, images, publish date, and status fields, plus a draft/review/publish flow.I’m curious how others here manage content operations: do you keep Airtable as the source of truth, or do you use it only for planning?Happy to share the structure I use if anyone is trying to reduce manual blog publishing work.