Send form submissions into Airtable. Import Airtable records as posts, pages, users, and taxonomies. Field mapping, scheduled sync, views, and sync logs — all inside WordPress.
Works with your form builders
Forms don’t land in Airtable. Posts don’t match the base. Teams fill the gap with CSVs, Zapier bills, and scripts only one person can fix.
Use WordPress to collect. Use Airtable to organize. Publish back when you need the site to stay current.
Every submission from your form builders becomes an Airtable record. Map fields, pick the base and table, and stop pasting rows by hand.
Treat Airtable as the source of truth for content and people. Import records on a schedule — or on demand — as real WordPress objects.
Connect Airtable, map your fields, and start syncing. No Zapier. No custom API work.
Install the plugin and click Connect to Airtable for secure OAuth. Pick your base and table — no token paste required.
Match form fields or Airtable columns to WordPress with dropdowns. Add a view or filter when you need a subset.
Forms sync on submit. Imports run on your schedule, with logs you can review.
Map once, sync on a schedule, and see every run in your dashboard — without Zapier, Make, or per-task fees.
Connect each form field or Airtable column to the right WordPress field. Remap or change the destination table anytime — no form rebuild required.
Pull Airtable into WordPress on a schedule. Directories, listings, and user lists stay current without CSV exports or manual updates.
Sync from a specific Airtable view. Only published rows, approved leads, or active members land on the site — not the whole base.
Every run is logged in WordPress: what synced, what failed, and when. Diagnose issues here instead of digging through a Zap history.
Turn Airtable records into WordPress posts, pages, users, categories, and tags — so the site mirrors the base your team already maintains.
Map Airtable into custom post types, taxonomies, and custom fields — built for directories, listings, members, and other structured content.
If you collect on the site, manage in Airtable, and need WordPress to stay current — this plugin is for you. Not for people who want another automation canvas.
Talk through your workflowKeep directories, leads, and member lists aligned without CSV nights or “did it sync?” threads.
Publish from an Airtable source of truth — posts, pages, and taxonomies that match the base your team already edits.
Standardize form-to-Airtable and content imports across client sites — one plugin, no Zap per install.
Event sign-ups, volunteers, and members stay organized in Airtable while WordPress stays the public face.
Collect on the site. Manage in Airtable. Publish back when WordPress needs to show it.
Contact forms, demo requests, and newsletter signups land as Airtable records. Segment, assign, and follow up without a spreadsheet shuffle.
Keep the master list in Airtable. Import approved rows as posts or custom post types so the public site stays in sync with your base.
Import members or staff from Airtable as WordPress users. Pair with form intakes so applications and profiles share one pipeline.
Résumés and application forms flow into an Airtable hiring base. Pro syncs attachments so documents live with each candidate row.
Standardize form-to-Airtable and content imports across client installs — one plugin, no separate Zap per site.
Event sign-ups, volunteer forms, and member lists stay organized in Airtable while WordPress remains the public face.
We collect 200+ lead form submissions a week and they all land in Airtable automatically now. I deleted our Zapier account the same day I installed this plugin.
Exactly what I needed — no code, no complexity. Set it up in ten minutes on a client site and it’s been running flawlessly for six months.
The submission log is underrated. Being able to see every sync attempt with timestamps gave my team peace of mind we never had with Zapier.
No middleware account. No per-task pipeline between your site and your base. Credentials and sync history stay in WordPress.
Airtable Personal Access Tokens are stored in WordPress — not handed to a third-party automation platform.
Data moves between your WordPress install and Airtable. No Zapier, Make, or extra sync service in the middle.
You choose the base, table, view, and fields. The plugin syncs what you configure — not your whole workspace by default.
Logs in your dashboard show what ran, what failed, and when — without digging through a third-party task history.
Start free. Upgrade when you need unlimited volume, custom types, media, and faster sync.
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