Airtable

Connect Airtable and your assistant can work with your bases — search bases, inspect table schemas, and read or write records — so your structured data feeds routines, summaries, and updates without leaving Town.

What’s included

With Airtable connected, your assistant can:

Find your data — list and search bases and inspect base and table schemas
Read records — list, filter, and display records from any table
Write records — create and update records, including upserts

Connecting Airtable

Go to Integrations
Find Airtable and click Connect
Authorize Town in Airtable (sign in when prompted)
Return to Town

Your assistant acts on your behalf and can only access the bases your Airtable account can access. You can revoke access anytime from your Airtable account settings.

What your assistant can do

Capability	What it does	Makes changes?
List and search bases	Find the bases you have access to	No
Inspect schemas	See a base’s tables, fields, and types	No
List and filter records	Read records from a table with filters	No
Create records	Add new records to a table	Yes
Update records	Modify existing records (including upserts)	Yes

Use cases

Log from anywhere — “add this email’s details as a new row in my CRM base.”
Look up records — “what’s the status of the Acme project in my tracker base?”
Keep tables current — routines that update records as work progresses.
Summarize a table — “summarize open items in my content calendar for this week.”

Good to know

Writes change your live Airtable data — use approval-required tool settings in routines that create or update records.
Your assistant works within the fields and types your table schema defines; check the schema if a write fails.

Integrations overview — How integrations give your assistant context
Routines — Put your Airtable data to work automatically