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Believintech Post Sync for Airtable is a WordPress Plugin Directory app by Believ-In Technologies.
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How Believintech Post Sync for Airtable works
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Believintech Post Sync for Airtable connects your Airtable base to WordPress and lets you create or update posts in a dedicated Custom Post Type from your Airtable records.
Watch the demo video: https://youtu.be/6ZNXy5aweT0
Features include:
Save Airtable Base ID, Table ID or Name, and API Token from the WordPress admin.
Fetch the column list from your Airtable table.
Map each Airtable column to a WordPress post field (Title, Description, Featured Image, or Meta Field).
Create new posts or update existing posts in the bptsa_air_sync Custom Post Type when records are synced.
Map every fetched Airtable column to a WordPress field.
This plugin is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Airtable. “Airtable” is a trademark of Formagrid, Inc., used here only to describe the service this plugin connects to.
External services This plugin connects to the Airtable REST API (https://api.airtable.com/v0/) to read records from your Airtable base and create or update them as posts inside WordPress.
What the service is used for:
The Airtable API is used to fetch the columns and records of the Airtable base you configure, so the plugin can map and synchronize them into a WordPress Custom Post Type (bptsa_air_sync).
What data is sent and when:
The plugin sends your Airtable Personal Access Token (as a Bearer token), the configured Base ID, and the configured Table ID or Name in the URL/query of each request. Requests are sent only when a logged-in WordPress administrator explicitly clicks Fetch Airtable Columns Data or Create or Update Records on the plugin settings page. No WordPress data is sent to Airtable.