Airtable
CRM and data management platform with AI integration and automation
What is Airtable?
Try AirtableAirtable helps teams bring their data together to build custom workflows and apps for different business functions. You can use Airtable to organize work in one place, streamline processes, and report on outcomes across teams. It’s designed to support no-code building so teams can move from ideas to practical, operational workflows.
What does Airtable do for teams?
Airtable lets you bring your data into a shared, well-organized workspace where you can build the workflows and applications your team needs. Instead of managing information across disconnected tools, you can create tailored workflows for day-to-day work and track outcomes in Airtable.
Can non-technical teams build workflows in Airtable without code?
Airtable is built for teams to create custom business apps and workflows with no code needed. This means you can structure work directly around your data without requiring traditional software development.
How does Airtable support workflow automation and AI-assisted work?
Airtable embeds AI throughout end-to-end workflows and can automate recurring work at scale. You can use AI to accelerate tasks and connect those results into the workflows, interfaces, and reporting your teams rely on.
Which kinds of teams and use cases does Airtable support?
Airtable offers solutions across many teams, including marketing, product, operations, HR, sales, and finance. For example, marketing teams can run campaigns and approvals, HR teams can manage hiring and onboarding, and finance teams can streamline reporting and budgeting workflows.
What is HyperDB, and how does Airtable handle large datasets?
Airtable is designed to scale on top of massive data using HyperDB. That helps teams keep building apps on shared, relational foundations as their data grows and multiple teams work from the same trusted source.
What tools can Airtable connect to for connected workflows?
Airtable can connect with tools that teams already use, including Slack, Google Drive, Salesforce, and Jira, to support messaging, syncing information, and keeping work aligned across systems.