What is a relational database? The quickest path to understanding relational databases and how you can best use them is to dissect a database into its specific components. These are the basic building blocks of any relational database, whether for a simple use case or to run your entire business.
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.
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.
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.
How to make your Airtable base work for you with Automations Streamline your tasks and processes with a powerful, flexible rules engine that allows you to build custom trigger-and-action sequences on top of your Airtable base—no coding required.
How to keep clients in the loop with automatic email notifications When you’re working with clients through many rounds of revisions, you can end up spending a ton of time sending emails back and forth. Why not set up your Airtable base to do some of that automatically?
How to automatically send approval emails without leaving your base Here's how you can use Airtable to automatically send content approval notification emails. All you need to do is update a status field in your base.
How to create custom notifications for your base Here’s how to use Airtable Automations to stay updated on anything that happens in your base. Customize your own email, Slack, or Microsoft Teams notifications for you, your team, or customers.