Connect the account
Once authorized, Synclify discovers your bases and tables. They appear in the source step whenever you create a connection.
Preparing a table
Synclify syncs what it finds, but a little structure up front prevents most problems.Give it a unique identifier column
One column whose value is unique per row and doesn’t change: a
Slug, a Name, or a dedicated ID column. This becomes the identity field.Match column types to Webflow field types
Synclify groups types into four families — text, number, boolean, and date/time — and refuses to map across families. A text column cannot feed a Webflow number field.
Name columns like the Webflow fields
Auto-mapping matches on name.
Article Title → Article Title maps itself. Anything unmatched, you map by hand.Which bases Synclify can see
Only the ones you granted during authorization. If a base is missing from the source picker, reconnect the Airtable account from Data Sources and widen the grant.Account statuses
The Data Sources page shows a status per connected account:| Status | Colour | What it means |
|---|---|---|
active | Green | Working. |
degraded | Amber | Reachable but unhealthy — often rate limits or webhook delivery problems. |
reauth required | Red | Token expired or revoked. Reconnect. Syncs are stopped. |
disconnected | Grey | Not connected. |
Other sources
Airtable is the supported source today. Google Sheets and Notion are on the roadmap.