#Sync n link x how to#

In the Sync Activity log, if you have access to the destination base, you'll see the name of the base and the user who configured the sync.

That information is covered more extensively in the articles linked above, but the process is more or less the same for the initial sync source setup. Two-way syncing, multi-source syncing, and Airtable Sync integrations all involve more considerations and different configuration options. This walkthrough will cover the basics of setting up a one-way sync between two Airtable bases. Platform(s) Web/Browser, Mac app, and Windows app Related reading Owners/ Creators - In order to create or update synced table configurations, you'll need to have creator permissions in the base(s) where you are setting up the sync.Įditors - Users with editor permissions can configure share links to allow creators the ability to sync that source view in other bases, but they are unable to configure destination syncs. Introduction Plan availability All plan types Permissions

#Sync n link x how to#

In this article, you will learn how to set up a basic one-way sync, the expected behavior of syncs, and some common limitations that are good to understand. Syncs can be configured to be only one-way, two-way, or to bring multiple sync source data into a single table via multi-source syncing. Setting up a sync requires a shared view that's enabled for syncing. The Airtable sync feature allows users to sync records from a source to one or more destination bases in Airtable.