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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, we'll show you how to generate PDF attachments with Airtable and Aeropage.
If you're using Airtable to manage your business or personal data, you know how important it is to have a way to easily share that data in a clear and professional format. With Aeropage, you can create custom PDF templates that pull data directly from your Airtable base, and automatically generate and send those PDFs to anyone you choose.
In this tutorial, we'll walk you through the process of setting up Aeropage with your Airtable base, designing your PDF template using Aeropage's drag-and-drop editor, and configuring your automation rules to generate and send your PDFs on a schedule or trigger.
Whether you need to send invoices, reports, or any other kind of data to your clients or team members, this video will show you how to streamline your workflow and save time with Airtable and Aeropage. So join us and learn how to start generating PDF attachments with Airtable and Aeropage today!
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Very helpful video! Thanks for putting this up
What if I want a PDF to be generated with multiple lines from my record view. So not just 1 line of information.
When I export a PDF on AEROPAGE, the URL attached to the generated images only opens the first attachment. So, if I have multiple attachments, it will still only open the first one. How can I export a PDF document with the correct URL for each image?
If I edit a record after generating the PDF, will the PDF be updated?
It does not, not without retriggering it to generate and upload again. You could have a url to the document, and from there that url is always the live document with the updated information.
🔠Script Used In This Video:
www.mplement.io/script-renameattachment