Airtable Integrations

Airtable is often used by different teams in a company to collect important data, like sales leads, marketing prospects, or support tickets. But the work does not stop there, these teams also require Trello to organize this data in order to get a clearer picture of task progression. With our integration template, every time a new record is created in Airtable, a card is created in Trello. This way teams can organize, manage and monitor their work much more efficiently, without transferring data between apps.

Whenever a new record is created in your Airtable account, this bot automatically creates a new card in Trello with relevant information chosen by you. The template gives you the ability to map every column from your Airtable record to your Trello message. Additionally, if your column has multiple values and you only want to map the first value to Trello, choose first column name from the output field of Airtable.

Follow the three simple steps to complete this automation - connect your Airtable & Trello accounts to Automate.io, modify the bot to your preference and activate the bot. Welcome to the world of superior productivity!

If you are working with a spreadsheet and a database simultaneously to store data, keeping them up to date can be tough. You need to regularly switch between the two apps and perform some tedious copy-and-paste work until you’re tired. Save yourself from such a headache using this readymade Google Sheets to Airtable integration template.

When you use this template, every time there is a new row in your Google spreadsheet, a new record will be automatically created in your Airtable database. You can even map the fields you have from your Google spreadsheet to your Airtable so that your data stays in sync.

Simply connect your Google Sheets and Airtable accounts to Automate.io, map the required fields and turn on this integration.

If you’re into sales, you should be spending more time trying to convert your leads rather than moving them from one app to another. However, if you need help with the latter, look no further than this readymade Airtable to Salesforce integration template.

This integration saves you time and effort by simply creating a lead in Salesforce every time there is a new record in your Airtable. Depending on your use case, you can even modify this integration and save the records as Salesforce contacts instead. While you’re setting up the integration, you can map the fields you want such as First Name, Last Name, Email, Phone, etc. from Airtable to Salesforce. And if there are changes to any existing information, this integration will update that.

All you need to do is connect your Airtable and Salesforce accounts to Automate.io, map the required fields and turn on the integration.

Salesforce is a fantastic CRM to manage your leads and contacts. But sometimes you need a database for easy bulk editing, analytics, data sharing, and more. This Salesforce to Airtable integration template offers you a readymade workflow to perform those tasks.

It automatically creates a record in Airtable every time there is a new lead (or contact) in your Salesforce. You can map fields such as First Name, Last Name, Email, Phone, etc. from your Salesforce account to the relevant fields in Airtable. Once set up, all your Salesforce leads or contacts will be stored in a comprehensive database in Airtable.

Google Sheets is a handy spreadsheet tool and Airtable is a powerful database. While used together, they let you create workflows that are extremely powerful. This readymade Airtable to Google Sheets integration offers you one by automatically copying your Airtable records as rows in a Google spreadsheet.

You can even use this workflow to back up your database records in Google Sheets to prevent losing data. Just map the fields you want from Airtable to your Google spreadsheet. FYI, the fields you see in Google Sheets will be the column names in your worksheet. After you’ve set up the workflow, each new record in Airtable will be copied as a row in Google Sheets without you lifting a finger.