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Getting started with automations in Airtable

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Owners/Creators - Create, delete, duplicate, configure, or rename an automation and edit an automation's description. Editors - View an automation's configuration or copy an automation's URL. Platform(s) Web/Browser, Mac app, and Windows app Related reading Automation troubleshooting - Helpful information to help you self-resolve potential automation issues. Managing Airtable automations - Useful when you need to oversee multiple automations in a base and understand how they may interact with one another. Airtable terminology Automation - Automations will always include a trigger and one or more actions. Triggers and actions can be native to Airtable or integrated with other popular software applications. Automations are a useful feature for reducing repetitive and/or tedious tasks associated with your work. Trigger - Triggers are pre-defined, specified events that initiate the automation to perform a run. These triggers can occur in an Airtable base or in other applications that have

Plan availability All plan types with varying limitations Permissions Owners/Creators - Create, delete, duplicate, configure, or rename an automation and edit an automation's description. Editors - View an automation's configuration or copy an automation's URL. Platform(s) Web/Browser, Mac app, and Windows app Related reading Automation troubleshooting - Helpful information to help you self-resolve potential automation issues. Managing Airtable automations - Useful when you need to oversee multiple automations in a base and understand how they may interact with one another. Airtable terminolog

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