Guide for marketers

Your guide to building in Airtable

What is Airtable?

Quick start: Get started in 10 minutes

Create your database

Create a base

Create a table

Add data with records

Organize data in fields

Create custom views of your data

Connect your data with linked records

Design your workflow

Map out your workflow

Bring your workflow into Airtable

Import data from other tools

6 common Airtable design decisions

Give your team the right context

Share the right data with anyone

Capture the right data from everyone

Interface Designer: Your guide to designing an interface

How to implement interface permissions in your workflow

Interface Designer: Simplify collaboration with the record review

Interface Designer: Highlight key details with the record summary

Interface Designer: Report on metrics with a dashboard layout

Interface Designer: When to use it + other collaboration features

Set your team up for success

Get ready for your Airtable launch

Prep your base for onboarding

Introduce your team to Airtable

Invite your collaborators

Manage team collaboration

Set (and hit) your Airtable goals

Automate your work

Save time with Airtable Automations

When (and how) to use computed fields

Write your first formula

Explore what’s possible with formulas

Extend your workflow

Using Extensions in Airtable

Building custom reports in Airtable

Connect data across tools

Sync data into Airtable

Integrate with external tools

Empowering teams with verified data

Build (even more) on Airtable

Write custom scripts in Airtable

Build your own Airtable extensions

Using Airtable’s API

Accelerate your work with Airtable AI

Getting started with Airtable for marketing teams

Getting your marketing team into Airtable

Get more power from your marketing data

Using Airtable for content operations

Implementation guide: Airtable for product operations

Anatomy of a product workflow

Stage 1: Collect and centralize product feedback

Step 1.1: Start tracking product feedback

Step 1.2: Centralize product feedback across sources and teams

Step 1.3: Analyze and take action on product feedback

Stage 2: Set and align on product objectives

Step 2.1: Start planning product objectives

Step 2.2: Manage product objectives across multiple teams

Step 2.3: Report on progress toward product objectives

Stage 3: Prioritize your product roadmap

Step 3.1: Start prioritizing your product roadmap

Step 3.2: Visualize your product roadmap

Step 3.3: Build an organization-wide roadmap

Stage 4: Track ongoing product delivery

Step 4.1: Start managing sprints and product delivery

Step 4.2: Manage resources and ongoing product delivery

Step 4.3: Keep your product org informed and on track

Stage 5: Manage and review product launches

Step 5.1: Start managing product launches

Step 5.2: Drive product launch retrospectives

Step 5.3: Scale launch management across your organization

Stage 6: Measure and improve product operations

Step 6.1: Start measuring and reporting results

Step 6.2: Understand the business impact of your product