Introducing scripting block With the new scripting block, you can reduce the time you spend on repetitive tasks and uncover deeper insights with powerful queries and custom reporting. All it takes is a a bit of JavaScript!
Airtable Employee Spotlight: Lawrence Le Blanc, Business Development Representative In each Airtable Employee Spotlight, one member of the Airtable team will interview another member of the team. Today, Wade Morgan, Account Executive, interviews Lawrence Le Blanc, Business Development Representative.
Make a better budget with Airtable and the new web clipper block With the new year rapidly approaching, it’s a great time to upgrade your personal finance management. Here’s how you can get started quickly with a simple base and track expenses with the new web clipper block. The basic budget base A budget, in essence, isn’t much more
How Tranter’s Creek Resort and Campground reimagined property management At first glance, Tranter’s Creek Resort and Campground (TCRC) in North Carolina might look like any other hospitality site, yet the 35-acre campground resort recently made a drastic shift by replacing an outdated booking software with a new and proprietary tool.
Web clipper recipe contest: the results are in! To celebrate the new web clipper block, we asked our users to share their most interesting recipes. Here are some of our favorites.
Exploring the power of process with Cut.com's Chief Strategy Officer Chris Rudy, Chief Strategy Officer of Cut.com, a distributed media brand, explores the importance of staying organized in production, and how Airtable helps him achieve just that.
Introducing web clipper block With our new web clipper block and browser extension, you can send links, images, and more from all over the web directly into a base structured to fit your specific needs.
How to clip content from anywhere on the web to Airtable New to Airtable's web clipper? Get started with this simple bookmarking tool.
Keep your trends close: Inside Trendalytics' retail data platform While troves of data on trends and consumer demand signals exist, attempting to distill that information into a successful merchandising strategy can result in “analysis paralysis,” for retailers, as the team at Trendalytics puts it.