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Connect WordPress.com to Airtable

Use 3 documented WordPress.com triggers to run 18 documented Airtable actions.

3 source triggers
18 target actions
Reverse direction supported

Why Connect WordPress.com & Airtable?

Start with a WordPress.com event

Choose from 3 documented triggers, including New Comment, New Follower, New Post.

Run a Airtable action

Send the event into one of 18 documented actions, such as Create Comment, Create Field, Create Multiple Records.

Map and review the workflow

Choose the fields and conditions for the workflow, then test the result before activation.

Available Triggers & Actions

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Triggers (3)

New Comment

Emit new event for each new comment added since the last run. If no new comments, emit nothing.

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New Follower

Emit new event for each new follower that subscribes to the site.

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New Post

Emit new event for each new post published since the last run. If no new posts, emit nothing.

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Actions (4)

Create New Post

Creates a new post on a WordPress.com site. See the documentation

Delete Post

Deletes a post. See the documentation

List Site ID or Domain Options

Retrieves available options for the Site ID or Domain field.

Upload Media

Uploads a media file from a URL to the specified WordPress.com site. See the documentation

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Triggers (8)

New Field Created (Instant)

Emit new event when a field is created in the selected table. See the documentation

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New or Modified Field (Instant)

Emit new event when a field is created or updated in the selected table

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New or Modified Records (Instant)

Emit new event for each new or modified record in a table or view

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New or Modified Records in View

Emit new event for each new or modified record in a view

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New Record Created, Updated or Deleted (Instant)

Emit new event when a record is added, updated, or deleted in a table or selected view.

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New Record(s) Created (Instant)

Emit new event for each new record in a table

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New Records in View

Emit new event for each new record in a view

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New, Modified or Deleted Records

Emit new event each time a record is added, updated, or deleted in an Airtable table. Supports tables up to 10,000 records

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Actions (18)

Create Comment

Create a comment on a selected record. See the documentation

Create Field

Create a new field in a table. See the documentation

Create Multiple Records

Create one or more records in a table in a single operation with an array. See the documentation

Create or Update Record

Create a new record or update an existing one. See the documentation

Create Single Record

Adds a record to a table.

Create Table

Create a new table. See the documentation

Delete Record

Delete a selected record from a table. See the documentation

Get Record

Get data of a selected record from a table. See the documentation

Get Record Or Create

Get a specific record, or create one if it doesn't exist. See the documentation

List Bases

Get the list of bases that can be accessed. See the documentation

List Records

Retrieve records from a table, optionally sorting and filtering results. See the documentation

List Records in View

Retrieve records from a view, optionally sorting and filtering results. See the documentation

List Tables

Get a list of tables in the selected base. See the documentation

Search Records

Search for a record by formula or by field value. See the documentation

Update Comment

Update an existing comment on a selected record. See the documentation

Update Field

Update an existing field in a table. See the documentation

Update Record

Update a single record in a table by Record ID. See the documentation

Update Table

Update an existing table. See the documentation

Integration Features

3 documented WordPress.com triggers
18 documented Airtable actions
Configurable field mapping
Conditional workflow steps
Execution monitoring
A supported Airtable to WordPress.com direction

Capability Examples

WordPress.com trigger → Airtable action

Catalog example
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New Comment

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Create Comment

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New Field Created (Instant)

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Create New Post

How It Works

1

Connect Apps

Authenticate your WordPress.com and Airtable accounts

2

Choose a Trigger

Select a documented WordPress.com event

3

Choose an Action

Select the documented Airtable operation to run

Test and Review

Verify field mapping and provider responses before activation

Frequently Asked Questions

Integration Benefits

Trigger-driven Workflows

Start the supported direction from one of 3 documented WordPress.com triggers.

Automated Actions

Run one of 18 documented Airtable actions after the selected trigger fires.

Provider Authentication

Review the authentication requirements published by each provider before activating the workflow.

Guided Configuration

Select a documented trigger, choose a target action, and map the fields required by the workflow.

Field Mapping

Map the fields exposed by the selected trigger and action, then review the required provider inputs.

Execution Review

Test the workflow and review provider responses before relying on it in production.

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