I see it’s possible to get all values from an Airtable table, but it looks like it’s not possible to then take those values and identify a single record. Please let me know if that’s wrong!
Is there another way to get a single Airtable record?
Use case:
- Currently have an Airtable with two tables:
Companies
andInvestors
- We have a Bardeen scraper that is just 2 steps: 1) scrapes a list of all the companies one investor invested in → 2) creates a new Airtable record for each in
Companies
- Each
Company
has at least 1Investor
record linked to it (who invested in said company). But…
Today, we have to manually link the Investor
to each Company
after running the scraper.
Instead, we’d like to have Bardeen do this linking.
Ideally this would be a third step (between steps 1 and 2), so the flow would be:
- Scrape list of companies
- (NEW) Get Airtable
Investor
record (match by name search — the name is available on the page in step 1 so it can be programattically fed into Bardeen, nothing manual required) - Add companies to Airtable + (NEW) link the
Investor
record from step 2 to each company as it loops through