Airtable

Read and write Airtable records from any automation step. Use Airtable as a lightweight database to store, look up, and update records without writing any code.

Authentication

Auth type: API Key (Personal Access Token) Create a token at airtable.com/create/tokens with data.records:read, data.records:write, and schema.bases:read scopes.

Credential	Description
Personal Access Token	Your Airtable personal access token

Triggers

Trigger	When it fires
Record Created	A new record is added to a table
Record Updated	An existing record’s fields are modified
Record Deleted	A record is removed from a table

Actions

Action	Key inputs	Key outputs
List Records	`baseId`, `tableIdOrName`, `filterFormula`, `sort[]`, `view`, `maxRecords`	records[], count
Get Record	`baseId`, `tableIdOrName`, `recordId`	recordId, fields, createdTime
Create Record	`baseId`, `tableIdOrName`, `fields{}` (JSON)	recordId, fields
Update Record	`baseId`, `tableIdOrName`, `recordId`, `fields{}`	recordId, fields
Delete Record	`baseId`, `tableIdOrName`, `recordId`	deleted, recordId
Search Records	`baseId`, `tableIdOrName`, `searchField`, `searchValue`	records[], count
List Bases	—	bases[] — id, name, permissionLevel

Pass fields as a JSON object where keys are the exact column names in Airtable. Field names are case-sensitive and must match the column headers exactly.

Last modified on April 2, 2026