Airtable
Airtable is a flexible database platform that combines the simplicity of a spreadsheet with the power of a relational database. With Coupler.io, you can automatically import your Airtable data into Google Sheets for custom analysis, reporting, and visualization.
Why connect Airtable to Coupler.io?
Automate your workflows — Schedule automatic data refreshes so your Google Sheets stay in sync with your Airtable base without manual copying.
Enhanced reporting — Combine Airtable data with other sources in Google Sheets for comprehensive analysis and dashboards.
No data loss — Use shareable links to import data securely without exposing your entire base.
Support for password-protected views — Import from restricted Airtable views by providing the view password.
Prerequisites
Before you start, you'll need:
An active Airtable account with at least one base and view
Access to Google Sheets (Coupler.io works as a Google Sheets add-on)
A shareable link to the Airtable view you want to import
Quick start
The fastest way to get started: open the Airtable view you want to export, create a shareable grid view link, and paste it into Coupler.io during setup.
How to connect
Create a new data flow and select Airtable as your data source.
Generate a shareable link from your Airtable view. Open the Airtable base and navigate to the view you want to export. Click the Share view button, select Create a shareable grid view link, and copy the URL.
Paste the link into Coupler.io. In the data flow setup, paste your Airtable shareable link into the Shared URL field.
Setup destination. Select where you want your Airtable data to land.
Run your first data flow. Click Run to verify the connection works.
What gets imported?
Coupler.io imports all visible columns and rows from your Airtable view, including:
Text and number fields
Dates and times (adjusted to your Google Sheet's timezone)
Multi-select and linked record fields (separated by your chosen delimiter)
Formula fields (as their calculated values)
Checkboxes and other field types
Note: The import is read-only. Changes to your Google Sheet won't affect your Airtable base.
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