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Synclify connects the tools your team writes content in to the Webflow CMS collections your site renders. Edit a row in Airtable, and the matching Webflow CMS item updates — usually within seconds, without anyone opening the Webflow Designer.
The Synclify Connections page listing two connections with their direction, destination site, status, and schedule

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What you can build

One-way publishing

Your source is the single source of truth. Writers work in Airtable; Webflow mirrors it.

Two-way collaboration

Designers edit copy in Webflow, writers edit in Airtable. Synclify keeps both aligned, field by field.

Realtime updates

Synclify watches your source for changes and runs a sync as soon as it detects one.

Safe first launch

Guided setup pairs existing records, surfaces conflicts, and previews every write before anything changes.

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How it fits together

Three things make up every Synclify setup:
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Data sources

The accounts you connect. Webflow is always the destination. Airtable is the source. See Connect Webflow and Connect Airtable.
2

Connections

One source table bound to one Webflow CMS collection, with a field mapping, a sync direction, and a schedule. A connection is the unit you create, activate, pause, and delete.
3

Syncs

Each run of a connection. Triggered by a source change (realtime), on a schedule (fallback scan), or by you (manual).

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Start here

Quickstart

Go from a fresh account to a live connection.

How Synclify works

Identity fields, sync direction, and field ownership.
Google Sheets support is in development and appears in the app marked Coming soon. Airtable is the supported source today.