This feature in miniExtensions form allows you to set special requirements for certain fields. When the user tries to submit the form, this will check if the data input is valid before sending it to Airtable. A simple example, only accept phone numbers that are exactly 10 digits.
Here’s an embedded form that checks if the number of characters in the ID is valid or not.
If you click on the sample view below, you’ll see the table that’s used for the demo above.
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Filter and export comments by storing them in a long text field
Send the user’s IP address and coordinates to Airtable when they submit a form
Allow your customers to sign your form.
Allow your form users to add new single/multi select options
Allow your customers to add their signature to Airtable form
Scan barcodes with your camera while using Airtable Forms!
Appointment booking system built on top of Airtable
Allow people to schedule a meeting in your form
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.
You can use the subscription on different bases/accounts. It covers universal access to all of our extensions which extensions can be setup for multiple bases and tables. We explain how many Airtable bases you can use on our pricing page.
On paid plans, there’s no limit on the number of records you can process. Unlike Zapier and Integromat, our pricing is per month, not per record. However, there might be limitations by third party integrations.
We have instructional videos for how to use each one of our extensions on the product page. They guide you step-by-step of how to set them up.
We’re not offering discounts at this time. And we don’t require any commitment.
Unfortunately, we only offer plans that provide unlimited access to all of our extensions.
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