Connect Gmail and Airtable integrations
Triggers when a new email is received to be processed according to specified criteria.
Deletes multiple records.
Creates a new record in Airtable.
Deletes a record by its ID.
Retrieves a single record by its ID.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Updates a record by its ID.
Creates new or updates an existing record.
Сreates multiple records.
Updates multiple existing records.
Upserts multiple records.
Searches for specific records or returns all records.
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Make is an essential platform for those looking to automate processes, allowing you to seamlessly integrate Airtable as a trigger and Gmail as an action. With Make, you can connect Airtable to trigger actions in Gmail such as email-triggered database updates. The intuitive interface of Make ensures that you can design these automated workflows without any technical expertise. This integration empowers you to optimize productivity and ensure data consistency across platforms. Discover the transformative power of automation with Make today by integrating Airtable and Gmail to propel your business operations into the future.
Сreates multiple records.
Deletes multiple records.
Updates multiple existing records.
Upserts multiple records.
Copies an email or a draft into a selected folder.
Creates a new draft and adds it to a selected folder.
Creates a new record in Airtable.
Deletes a record by its ID.
Removes an email or a draft from a selected folder.
Popular Gmail and Airtable workflows.
Discover Popular Gmail and Airtable integrations to automate your workflows and boost productivity. Simplify tasks like email communication, document creation, data extraction, and more!
How to setup Gmail and Airtable in 5 easy steps
Log In to Make
Start by logging into your Make account.
Set Up Gmail Module
Add the Gmail module to your workflow in Make and create a connection.
Authenticate Gmail
Sign in to your Google account and allow Make to access Gmail.
Set Up Airtable Module
Add the Airtable module to your workflow and choose how you want to connect.
Authenticate Airtable
Log in to your Airtable account and grant Make access.
Top Benefits of Integrating Gmail and Airtable for Seamless Automation
Connecting Gmail and Airtable via Make enhances productivity through automated document creation, streamlined email communication, efficient data extraction, image management, and timely notifications.
Easily generate and send documents as PDFs directly from Airtable records to Gmail.
Boost productivity by automating email sends using data from new Airtable records.
Quickly extract invoice data from Gmail and import it into Airtable for streamlined processing.
Automate the process of editing and storing employee photos from Gmail into Airtable.
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