> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.vegalake.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Airtable connector

> Review the retained Airtable destination schema and its current unavailable status in VegaFlow.

# Airtable connector

<Warning>
  Airtable is not enabled in VegaFlow. It is currently unavailable in the enabled connector list, and saved connection validation rejects `connector_id: airtable`.
</Warning>

| Property         | Value                 |
| ---------------- | --------------------- |
| `connector_id`   | `airtable`            |
| `connector_type` | `airtable`            |
| Schema direction | Destination           |
| Category         | Applications          |
| Availability     | Disabled schema asset |

## Schema reference

The repository retains this schema asset for connector development and future enablement. It does not represent a supported setup workflow.

| Field        | Schema requirement                                         |
| ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------- |
| `base_url`   | Required string for the Airtable API base URL              |
| `base_id`    | Required string identifying the Airtable base              |
| `table_name` | Required string identifying the destination table          |
| `token_ref`  | Required secret reference containing `namespace` and `key` |

The token belongs in a Secret Vault. Even during connector development, never place an Airtable token directly in configuration examples, logs, screenshots, or issue reports.

## Availability boundary

Do not attempt to create, validate, or attach an Airtable saved connection to a QuickFlow. Enablement requires a backend manifest change, accepted connection validation, runtime support, customer-visible registry exposure, tests, and an updated operational guide.

Use the [PostgreSQL connector](/vegaflow/connectors/postgresql) for the currently supported saved-connection workflow.