Connect Airtable
Airtable sits between a spreadsheet and a database: you build views, filters and links between tables. Handy for a custom order overview or a light workflow, but only if the orders arrive by themselves. Schakel writes your orders from Bol.com and your webshop as records in your Airtable base, so your views and automations run on real order data.
What travels with Airtable
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Orders as records
Every order becomes a record with order number, date, customer, products and amount, in the table of your choice.
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Fields you choose yourself
You decide which Airtable fields get filled, so it fits your existing base without a rebuild.
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Channel and status
Channel and order status come along, so you can filter views on Bol.com, webshop or on what still needs handling.
Why connect Airtable
- A custom order overview without retyping.
- Views and filters on real order and channel data.
- Airtable automations can fire on new records.
- Bol.com and your webshop in the same base.
How it works
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Request the connector
Request the connector and get access. You connect your sales channel and your Airtable base with a token.
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Map your fields
You map the order fields to the fields in your base, so records come in exactly as you want.
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Runs automatically
From then on every new order comes in as a record, ready for your views and automations.
Airtable, common questions
Can I get my Bol.com orders into Airtable?
Yes. Request the connector and get access; your Bol.com orders come in as records in your base, together with your webshop if you connect it.
Do I have to rebuild my base?
No. You map the order fields to the fields you already have, so records come into your existing structure.
What do I need to start?
An Airtable base with a personal access token and the channel you want to connect. Request the connector and get access.
A Airtable connection you do not see here?
Tell us which system Airtable should connect to. Request it and you get access; you hear from us within 24 hours.