Are you looking to share part of your bases with your collaborators or clients? Our tool sync data two-way, including updates. You share only the fields you need to, and collaborate seamlessly.
“Airtable is amazing but there was no easy way to collaborate without sharing our entire Base. Now, with syncbases, I can share exactly what I need, and sync data automatically between my team and clients.
Joelle Doe, CMO @ FrontLines
We sync any change you make on your Airtable base. Up to every minutes.
No matter how much data we sync, it's the same price No bad surprise. .
You get instant alert and feedback if we trouble syncing your data
Only sync the table, view and fields you need to share with your collaborators. It work with any fields including linked records and attachments.
We sync your data two-way. Any change made from your collaborators make will get synced back to you.
We can sync hundreds of records in just a few seconds.
Everything happen inside airtable.
1- After signing up, you get access to a config base on your airtable account.
2- On every table you want to sync, you create a new column "last modified" ( see instruction in doc )
3- In the config base, you select which table, view and fields to share and the destination base.
4- You can either sync manually or automatically ( up to every minute )
That's it. Then it will scan your base for updated records and sync any changes.
Yes we sync data two-way. That means that any change you make will get sync to your clients. And any change your clients make, will get sync back to you. Every minutes. So it's not real-time collaboration but it's pretty close. You would only get trouble if you are editing the exact same record at the exact same minute... which we believe is unlikely in most uses cases.
Yes.
You may have notice that Airtable is not built for large database ( limit of 50,000 records ). Well their API is not built for handling high volume either. That means in practice we are able to sync up to 5,000 records in one time ( < in less than a minute ), which we believe fit almost all use case. We doubt you update your 10,000 records at the exact same time.
But over the day or month there is no limit to how many records we can sync.