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Describe the data views you need in chat and Rocket generates forms, dashboards, and filtered lists that read from and write to your Airtable bases automatically.
This connector is only available for Next.js TypeScript web build tasks.

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What you can do

CRM and lead tracker

Manage contacts, deals, and sales pipelines with a clean interface backed by Airtable data.

Content calendar

Plan and schedule blog posts, social media content, and marketing campaigns from a shared calendar.

Inventory tracker

Track stock levels, product details, and reorder thresholds for physical or digital goods.

Task management board

Organize tasks, assign team members, and track progress with a Kanban board.

Event registration

Collect RSVPs, manage attendee lists, and display upcoming events from Airtable.

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Connect Airtable

Airtable uses OAuth so no API key is needed.
Airtable is a workspace-level connector. No matter where you connect it (Settings, Connectors tab, or chat), it links to your entire Rocket workspace and is available across all tasks.
You can connect from three places. All do the same thing.Option 1: From chatType a prompt that mentions Airtable, for example Connect Airtable and show all leads from my base in a sortable table. Rocket detects the intent and shows a Connect button inline. Click it and the OAuth flow opens.
Rocket chat panel showing a Connect prompt for Airtable.Rocket chat panel showing a Connect prompt for Airtable.

Airtable connection prompt in chat

Option 2: From the Connectors tabClick the ... button in the preview toolbar, then select Connectors.
Toolbar dropdown with Connectors option highlighted.Toolbar dropdown with Connectors option highlighted.

Open Connectors from the toolbar

Click the Airtable card, then click Connect.
Connectors panel showing the Airtable card with a Connect button.Connectors panel showing the Airtable card with a Connect button.

Airtable card in the Connectors panel

Option 3: From workspace Settings

Manage workspace connectors

Connect once from Settings and it is available across all tasks.
After clicking ConnectAn Airtable authorization screen opens in your browser.
Airtable OAuth screen showing Rocket requesting access to your bases.

Airtable OAuth authorization screen

Choose which bases Rocket can access:
  • Add all resources grants access to all current and future bases in your workspace. Recommended for most users.
  • Add a base grants access to specific bases only. Use this if you want to limit Rocket’s access to a subset of your data.
Click Grant access. A green dot appears next to Airtable when the connection is active.Disconnect

Disconnect a service

Disconnect or switch accounts from workspace Settings.

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Example prompts

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Tips

  • Choose base access carefully. “Add all resources” is convenient but grants broad access. Use “Add a base” if you only want Rocket to work with specific bases.
  • Base structure matters. Make sure your Airtable base has clear table and field names. Rocket reads these to generate accurate views and forms.
  • Rate limits apply. Airtable limits API requests to 5 requests per second per base. High-traffic apps may need caching or a dedicated backend.
  • Deleting records is permanent. Airtable does not have a built-in undo for deleted rows. Be cautious with delete operations.
  • One Airtable account per workspace. All tasks share the same connected account.

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What’s next?

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Send automated emails when new records are added to your Airtable base.

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