This template starts when Airtable creates or updates a record in the base and table you watch. JavaScript builds a short message from the fields you care about, such as name, status, and record URL.
Slack posts that message in the channel you choose. Connect Airtable and Slack, then pick the table and the channel. Put Airtable access on the Airtable connection and the Slack bot token on the Slack connection.
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The scenario starts when a record is created or updated in the Airtable table you choose.
JavaScript turns record name, status, and URL into a short channel message.
Slack sends that message to the channel you pick.
Add an Airtable connection with access to the base you want to watch. Add a trigger for new or modified records and select the table.
Add a Slack connection and paste the bot token there. Invite the bot to the channel that should receive notices.
In JavaScript, include record name, the fields your team needs, and the Airtable URL. Send a public channel message. Create or edit a test record and confirm Slack posts.
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