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Sync Feedly articles to Airtable records automatically

This Latenode automation allows users to monitor their Feedly boards for new articles and automatically create corresponding records in an Airtable base.

By connecting Feedly and Airtable, this workflow streamlines the process of capturing and organizing content from various sources, making it easier for data-driven teams to stay informed and maintain centralized records. Users can set up this automation to run on a recurring schedule, ensuring that their Airtable database is continuously updated with the latest articles from their Feedly boards.

Updated Apr 6, 2026Est. run: 26sEst. cost: $0.0703
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What this template does

  • Extracts new articles from specified Feedly boards
  • Normalizes article data into a consistent format
  • Stores article records in an Airtable base
  • Filters out duplicate articles based on unique identifiers
  • Generates a centralized database of content from various sources

How it works

1
Trigger

Connect to Feedly

The automation starts by connecting to the user's Feedly account. This step prompts the user to provide their Feedly account credentials, allowing the automation to access their Feedly boards and monitor for new articles.

2
Logic

Scrape Feedly boards

The automation then uses a headless browser to extract the URLs of any new articles that have been added to the user's connected Feedly boards since the last run.

3
Action

Create Airtable records

For each new article detected in the Feedly boards, the automation creates a corresponding record in the user's Airtable base. This step takes the article data extracted from Feedly and transforms or normalizes it as needed before storing it in Airtable.

Setup guide

1

Add Feedly Credential

In the Latenode Credentials panel, add a new Feedly credential by connecting your Feedly account using the Feedly OAuth flow.

2

Configure Feedly Board Monitoring Node

In the Latenode visual builder, add a Feedly Board Monitoring node. Configure it to watch the specific Feedly board(s) you want to monitor for new articles.

3

Add Airtable Credential

In the Latenode Credentials panel, add a new Airtable credential by connecting your Airtable account.

4

Configure Airtable Record Creation Node

In the Latenode visual builder, add an Airtable Record Creation node. Map the fields from the Feedly Board Monitoring node to the corresponding Airtable base and table.

5

Test and Activate Workflow

Test the full workflow by triggering a manual run. Once satisfied, activate the workflow to run on a recurring schedule as needed.

Requirements

Connect a Feedly account to access your boards and feed content
Create an Airtable base and table to store the article records
Obtain an Airtable API key to allow the workflow to create records
Configure the Feedly and Airtable connection details within the Latenode workspace

FAQ

Common questions about this template

This Latenode automation allows you to monitor your Feedly boards for new articles and automatically create corresponding records in an Airtable base. By connecting Feedly and Airtable, this workflow streamlines the process of capturing and organizing content from various sources, making it easier for data-driven teams to stay informed and maintain centralized records. You can set up this automation to run on a recurring schedule, ensuring your Airtable database is continuously updated with the latest articles from your Feedly boards.
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