Using Fillout Forms with Airtable

Fillout forms are a great tool for your toolbox when it comes to getting data into airtable or even updating Airtable data without needing an Airtable license. In this video I teach you the ins and outs of starting the foundation of a fillout form for both creating and updating records in Airtable
Get these delivered to your inbox weekly
airtable.com/a...
Need 1:1 help to get unstuck?
calendly.com/a...
Have a project you want to talk about? Get a free consultation:
calendly.com/a...

[@ianoliverbailey6545]

That's really interesting to see the trick with the update form. Thanks for sharing!

[@simple-stack]

You got it!

[@fillout]

Thanks for featuring us Andrew! It's a great combo 🤝

[@brettsmith14]

Love Fillout in our stack and for our customers!

[@bobrutledge1318]

🎉 I never thought about updating an Airtable record. Use a button in a read only interface.

[@simple-stack]

Yes! It’s great for that 🙌

[@oldparsonageyt]

You mention an advanced video on Fillout and Airtable, but I cant find it.

[@LuisGutierrez-x6d]

Can i have the HTML code of fullout forms? I need a forms in my wordpress page that i can link with airtable

[@simple-stack]

You can embed them if you go to the sharing tab there are options there 👍

[@agoogleuser6937]

Link to a form is less efficient than inLineEditing

[@simple-stack]

Absolutely-and this is why when designing a system if you need to make edits to existing records its probably preferred to have that user have an airtable seat. However this can be cost prohibitive, or expose sensitive information. Updating through a form can have a specific use in this case. Thanks for watching!