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The 12 new Airtable modules in Make bring comments, workspace structure and attachments into automated scenarios. Builders can now add these operations alongside the record logic already available in the integration.
Make announced the additions in a LinkedIn post, positioning them as a way to automate more of the work around an Airtable record. There are 12 modules in total.
What Make’s 12 New Airtable Modules Can Do
The expanded integration covers three areas: comments, base structure and attachments. These can be used as steps in the same visual scenarios that handle record operations.
| Area | New scenario capability | Example from Make |
|---|---|---|
| Comments | Automate comments as part of a workflow | A new comment notifies the right person |
| Bases and tables | Create workspace structure for new work | A new project creates its own base and tables |
| Fields | Set up fields automatically | A project creates the fields it needs |
| Attachments | Upload files to Airtable records | A signed file is uploaded to the right record |
A project workflow can therefore create its Airtable base, add the required tables and fields, and continue with its record logic. A document workflow can place a completed file against the relevant record rather than leaving the upload as a manual task.
Comment automation adds another trigger for communication. A comment can feed into a notification step so the right person is alerted when somebody adds information to Airtable.
More Of The Airtable Setup Can Sit Inside One Scenario
Before this update, Make’s announcement framed its Airtable automation around records. The new modules extend that scope to the structure containing those records and the conversations and files attached to them.
This allows scenarios to cover both initial setup and later activity. Creating a new project can start with the base, tables and fields. Subsequent steps can work with records, route comments and add signed documents.
Frequently asked questions
What are Make’s 12 new Airtable modules?
They are new Airtable actions for Make scenarios. They cover automated comments, creation of bases, tables and fields, and attachment uploads alongside existing record logic.
What can the new Airtable modules automate?
They can notify someone when a new comment appears, create a base with tables and fields for a new project, and upload a signed file to the correct record. Each operation can be added as a step within a Make scenario.
When are Make’s 12 new Airtable modules available?
Make describes the modules as available now. The announcement does not state which plans include them.
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