By default, the miniExtensions Client Portal shows the logged-in user the Airtable records that they are linked to, but one of the features of the portal is the ability to show the user all the records in the table as well in a separate tab. Allowing them to browse and explore more records.
Below you can find the Airtable data source that was used for the demo above.
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Third Party Integration
Find records by scanning their barcodes/QR codes.
Allow your users to book an appointment or sign up for a class with 1-click!
Share records with people outside of your organization. Limit them to only see their records and allow them to update some parts of the records.
Allow customers to view/print invoices or let employees to generate proposals from Airtable
A customizable view that visually organizes data in a card format, allowing for easy sorting, filtering, and editing of records.
Show your records on a map and share it
Let your users look up their own records in your Airtable base without a need for them to create an account anywhere.
Allow people to update some parts of existing records without giving them full access to Airtable
Combine multiple extensions on 1 page
No, regardless of how many collaborators you have in Airtable, you only need to pay for one miniExtensions subscription then you can have unlimited users access the extensions you build with no extra fees. Learn more
There is no limit on how many bases you can install miniExtensions on. Learn more
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I have an Airtable base that I share with students of my online course. If students want to add new rows to the base, they must first make a copy of the base. Once they have their copy of my base, they aren’t able to automatically receive the updates that I add. Could you advise a solution that would allow users to both add their own custom rows and content to the base, but would keep their own data private, whilst allowing them to see new updates to the base that I add from the ‘master’ base?
We don’t have a solution for multiple bases, but if you would like to allow your students to have their own private records in a single base, while still being able to see some other public records that you add to the base, then you can do that by enabling’ this feature in our portal extension.