Create Google Drive Folders for New Airtable Events
Streamline your event management process by creating a new folder in Google Drive and uploading event-related files whenever a new event is created in Airtable. This automation is perfect for event coordinators who need to ensure seamless organization and access to all event materials.
New Event Created
Triggers when a new event is added to Airtable.
Create Event Folder
Creates a new folder in Google Drive for the event.
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Create Google Drive folders for new Airtable events
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List Bases
Lists all bases in Airtable
Get Base Schema
Gets the schema of a specific base in Airtable
Create Base
Creates a new base in Airtable
Create Comment
Creates a new comment on an Airtable record
Update Comment
Updates an existing comment on an Airtable record
List Comments
Lists all comments on an Airtable record
Delete Comment
Deletes a comment from an Airtable record
Create Field
Creates a new field in an Airtable table
Create Record
Creates a new record in an Airtable table
Read Record
Reads details of a record in an Airtable table
Update Record
Updates an existing record in an Airtable table
Delete Record
Deletes a record from an Airtable table
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