Authorize Data Fetcher and Airtable
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To schedule runs, use triggers or webhook URLs, Data Fetcher needs to access your Airtable data when you do not have the extension open.
You will need to authorize Data Fetcher in the extension. This is done using OAuth. Alternatively, you can use an Airtable Personal Access Token (PAT).
You only need to do this once, as Data Fetcher will securely store your details.
Hover over the extension, then click the settings icon to open the settings screen.
Under Workspaces, click "Manage" next to the workspace you want.
Under Airtable OAuth Connection, click "Authorize".
On the modal that opens, click "I understand, let's Authorize".
A new tab/window will open, prompting you to let Data Fetcher access Airtable.
Add the bases you want Data Fetcher to have access to.
Select 'All current and future bases in all current and future workspaces' to avoid any unauthorized issues in the future. Each Data Fetcher workspace has just one OAuth connection to Airtable. This needs to be authorised to access all the bases you want to run scheduled/trigger/webhook URL runs in.
Click "Grant access".
You will return to the Data Fetcher extension and see the text "Connected" under Airtable OAuth Connection.