The interface shares permissions with the underlying base. Once an interface is published, your users will be able to access interfaces right from your Airtable workspace - no need to click into the base at all. Then, you'll configure an element to define its data source and functionality.
An element in this context is just a UI component like a graph, table, or divider. You just need to drag and drop elements onto a canvas. Each user will need to have an Airtable account to access an interface ( for now.).īase owners and creators can build interfaces. So instead of needing to click and scroll through tables, views, filters, sorts, and apps, you can create an interface that surfaces just the data a user needs in a clean layout that fits on one screen.Īn Airtable interface lives inside Airtable. Airtable interfaces allow you to build a custom interface on top of your Airtable base to make it easier for different users to work with Airtable data. We'll also walk through a practical use case to give you a sense of the build experience and functionality. We'll explore when to use an interface versus a script or custom Airtable App. In this part 3 of the Complete Developer's Guide to Airtable, we'll dig into Airtable interfaces from a developer's point of view. Read Part 1: Scripts, App SDK, REST API, Sequin →.Which means it is time for a new installment of The Complete Developer's Guide to Airtable. Setup takes just two minutes.Īirtable just launched interfaces. It's like having row-level access to your data in stripe_prod. We sync data from third-party APIs like Airtable and Stripe right to your Postgres database in real-time. We're Sequin and we help developers skip API integrations.
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