Airtable

Coming soon

Productivity

Send responses into an Airtable base as records, mapped onto the columns your table already has — a question is matched to a column with the same name, and everything else lands in one notes column, so nothing a respondent said is ever dropped and nothing you haven't set up gets sent.

Sends responsesCreates records

What you can do

Build a research repository of every interview, columns already mapped
Group findings by theme in Airtable views
Kick off Airtable automations per response

Authentication

Paste an API token

How to connect

Go to airtable.com/create/tokens and click Create new token.
Add scopes data.records:write and schema.bases:read.
Under Access, add the base you want responses sent to.
Click Create token and copy it — paste it here.
Open your destination table, copy its URL from the browser, and paste that here too.

Airtable's own documentation →

Airtable isn't connectable yet — it's on the roadmap.

Go to Integrations →