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Airtable API Credentials

Airtable API credentials allow your SubverseAI agents to interact with Airtable bases for database operations and data management.

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Overview

Airtable credentials provide access to:

• Database operations (CRUD)
• Table and record management
• Data synchronization
• Spreadsheet-like database operations
• Collaborative data workflows

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Dashboard Screenshot

Create API tokens in the Airtable Developer Hub

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Steps to Create Airtable API Credentials

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1. Create Airtable Account

1. Visit Airtable
2. Sign up or sign in to your account
3. Create or select a workspace

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2. Generate Personal Access Token

1. Navigate to the Developer Hub
2. Click Create new token
3. Enter a token name (e.g., “SubverseAI Integration”)
4. Set permissions:
   • Select the workspaces to access
   • Choose scopes (read, create, update, delete)
5. Click Create token
6. Copy the token immediately - it won’t be shown again

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3. Get Base and Table IDs

1. Open your Airtable base
2. From the URL, copy the Base ID (the part after https://airtable.com/)
3. Go to Help > API documentation
4. Select your base to see table IDs
5. Note the Table IDs for tables you want to access

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4. Add to SubverseAI

1. Go to Credentials in your SubverseAI dashboard
2. Click Create New Credential
3. Select Airtable API from the credential types
4. Enter a name for your credential
5. Fill in the required fields:
   • Personal Access Token: Your Airtable API token
   • Base ID (optional): Default base ID for operations
6. Click Test Connection to verify the credentials work
7. Click Save Credential

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Required Fields

• Name: A descriptive name for your credential
• Personal Access Token: Your Airtable personal access token
• Base ID (optional): Default base ID for operations

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Usage Tips

• Use specific scopes to limit token permissions
• Create separate tokens for different environments
• Regularly rotate your access tokens
• Use base and table IDs rather than names for reliability

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Troubleshooting

Invalid Token: Ensure you copied the complete token including the pat prefix Permission Denied: Check that your token has the required scopes and workspace access Base Not Found: Verify the Base ID is correct and you have access to that base Rate Limit Exceeded: Airtable has API rate limits - implement retry logic

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Next Steps

After creating your Airtable credentials:

• Set up data synchronization workflows
• Create database automation workflows
• Build data import/export processes
• Configure real-time data updates
• Integrate with other data sources