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Airtable Integration

Portal extension

AgencyPro has an Airtable portal extension. Paste an Airtable shared view or form link and it appears as its own page in the client portal menu. Use one view for every client, or a different view per client organization.

Why connect Airtable with AgencyPro

If you track deliverables, content or assets in Airtable, a shared view lets clients see their slice of that base inside the portal. Create a filtered view per client, connect each one to that client's organization in AgencyPro, and every client sees only their records.

The embed is read-only display of whatever Airtable shares. AgencyPro does not sync Airtable records into its own requests or projects. An Airtable shared form works the same way if you want clients to submit structured data from the portal.

Key features

Airtable extension type built into AgencyPro (Pro and Plus plans)
Shared views and forms open as a page in the client portal menu
One view for all clients, or a separate view per client organization
Shows the current records each time the page loads
Permissions controlled by Airtable's share settings

Benefits for your agency

Clients see their records without an Airtable seat
One menu item can show a different view per client
Updates in Airtable show the next time the page loads

How agencies use Airtable with AgencyPro

Deliverable tracker per client

A filtered grid or Kanban view shows each client the status of their deliverables.

Content pipeline

Clients see upcoming posts and their status from your editorial base.

Structured intake

An Airtable form in the portal collects assets or briefs straight into your base.

How to set up Airtable

  1. In Airtable, open the view (filtered for the client if needed) and create a shared view link, or copy a form's share link.
  2. In AgencyPro, go to Workspace Settings > Extensions and click Add extension.
  3. Choose Airtable, enter a navigation label and paste the share URL.
  4. Pick the scope: one view for all clients, or connected to each organization separately.
  5. Enable it for the client portal, save, and check it as a test client.

Frequently asked questions

Can clients edit records?

Not through a shared view, which is read-only. Use an Airtable form if clients need to submit data.

Can each client see only their own records?

Yes. Create a filtered view per client and connect each view to that client's organization in the extension settings.

Which plan do I need?

Portal extensions are on the Pro and Plus plans.

Ready to get started?

See how Airtable fits into your AgencyPro setup, or ask us which plan you need.