Airtable x Airtable (Two-Way Sync!)

Go beyond Airtable’s sync features with two-way sync between your bases

5 min read
Jan 2, 2025
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Matthew Busel

Matthew is the co-founder of Whalesync.

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We’ve got a fun one to share… Whalesync lets you two-way sync two Airtable bases.

Connect two Airtable bases together and data will sync in both directions as you make updates 🤯.

With Whalesync's Airtable two way sync, you can finally sync data bi-directionally between bases... for real.

Airtable is one of our favorite apps to work with, so we loved building this feature. Let us know what other apps you’d like to sync Airtable with next!

FAQ

1) How is this different from Airtable's native two way sync?

Airtable's native two way sync is great because it is native to Airtable, so you can use it directly from your Airtable base. For many simpler use cases, it's a fine option.

But, Airtable's native two sync has a few limitations:

  • Sync is not Airtable's core product, so they lack key sync features like error handling and logs.
  • It doesn't support all of Airtable's field types.
  • It has a limited number of apps it supports outside of Airtable.
  • It's only available if you're on an Airtable Business plan.

Whalesync is a tool that was purpose built to handle two way sync across Airtable bases and other apps, so it has extremely powerful features like:

2) Do I need to be on an Airtable enterprise plan to use this?

Nope! 😊

Whalesync Airtable to Airtable two way sync works with all Airtable plans.

3) Can I sync Airtable bases that belong to different Airtable accounts?

Yes! 

Whalesync's two way sync works between Airtable bases that belong to the same Airtable account OR different accounts. Either way, the process is exactly the same.

4) Which Airtable field types do you support?

All of them! 

Check out our docs for the full list.

5) Do you support syncing with Linked Record fields?

Yup!

You can map and sync linked record fields just like any other field. Here's our docs on how that works.

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