How to design an effective relational database A well-designed relational database will ensure your team's data is accurate, consistent, and reliable. Get the most use out of your database with these design tips.
Database vs. spreadsheet: which is better? Databases and spreadsheets are often referred to interchangeably—but they’re far from the same. Picking the right one for your needs requires some context on how (and why) they differ.
Using Airtable to manage editorial content Manage and streamline your editorial process with a custom content calendar designed for your team’s workflow needs.
What is a database (and why do you need one)? A database is a collection of data that is organized so the information within can be easily accessed later. Your data will be more accurate, reliable, and easy to use if you have a database.
The superpower of scripts without the complexity of code Airtable scripts can help you eliminate manual, repetitive tasks to save time and increase your team's efficiency. Learn how they're more accessible than ever with the launch of script templates in the Airtable Marketplace.
3 ways to speed up your team's creative review process Are your team’s assets getting stuck in endless, frustrating review cycles? Here are three tips to prevent your team from wasting time during the creative production review process.
Give clear feedback and get to approval faster with asset review With Airtable’s new asset review feature, you can expedite your team’s creative production process with clear, specific feedback.
6 new apps to streamline your workflow Earlier this year, we launched Marketplace, a place to share and explore Apps built by Airtable’s growing community. Learn more about the six latest apps to join the marketplace, and how you can leverage them in your workflow.
How A+E Networks entertains the world with Airtable A+E Networks transformed the way they work by creating their own customized workflows on Airtable. Establishing a central source of truth between their programming and marketing departments allowed A+E to increase agility and move faster to capture new opportunities in the market.