Connect When I Work and Airtable
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Create new records in Airtable from users in When I Work
This template periodically extracts all users from When I Work and uses the retrieved information to create new records in Airtable. Your Airtable table should have at least these columns: Email as email (as a primary column) First name as short line text Last name as short line text The template is scheduled to run every day at midnight. You can change the schedule after you set up the template. Note, this scenario may consume a lot of operations, depending on how many users you have in When I Work.
Create When I Work users for new Airtable records
Make will watch your Airtable table at regular intervals and will create When I Work users for new Airtable records. For this scenario to function, your table should have the same fields as this one has.
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