Connect Airtable and Basecamp 3 to unlock the power of automation

To set up an integration between Airtable and Basecamp 3, you'll need to use our automation platform. You can begin by creating a new Zap where Airtable serves as the trigger app and Basecamp 3 is the action app. Select the appropriate triggers and actions: for instance, 'New Record' in Airtable can trigger a 'Create To-do' action in Basecamp 3.

When integrating with Basecamp 3, you can use several triggers from Airtable including 'New Record,' 'Updated Record,' and 'New Form Submission.' These triggers allow you to automate tasks like creating new to-dos or messages in response to changes within your Airtable base.

Yes, changes in Basecamp 3 can automatically update records in Airtable. You’ll need to set up a Zap where actions like completing a task or receiving a comment can initiate updates to specific fields within your Airtable base.

Through this integration, you can perform various actions such as creating new projects, creating or updating to-dos, posting new messages or comments, and uploading files based on events occurring in your Airtable data.

Yes, it's possible by setting up multiple Zaps or configuring conditional steps within a single Zap so that each significant data field within an updated record triggers separate tasks creation in Basecamp 3.

While direct attachment uploads aren't natively supported via our standard workflows, you can store URLs for attachments hosted elsewhere (like cloud storage) within records that can then be included as part of tasks or messages created within Basecamp 3.

Data transferred between Airtable and Basecamp 3 using our service is encrypted both at rest and during transit. We maintain strict compliance with industry-standard security protocols ensuring maximum protection for your integrated workflows.