OttoKit offers the ability to create custom workflows that perform actions in response to specific triggers. You can seamlessly sync data from Baserow to over 600 apps using various triggers.
With OttoKit, you can connect Baserow to multiple apps and services, automating repetitive tasks without coding and creating custom automation that executes specific actions based on particular events.
OttoKit is an automation platform that connects Baserow with hundreds of popular apps and services. This integration enables you to create automated workflows that trigger actions based on changes in your Baserow databases.
With this integration, you can:
Triggers
Alternatively, use the Webhook app to trigger when the webhook receives data.
Actions
Create a workflow in OttoKit. A trigger is an event that starts your workflow to streamline your processes and enhance productivity.
Browse the available apps and choose Baserow as the trigger app. A trigger app initiates a workflow based on specific events happening within the app. In this case, Baserow will be the starting point for your automated processes.
Choose the specific event in Baserow that will initiate your workflow. Actions within Baserow, such as adding a new row, updating or deleting an existing row, will prompt a response in another application.
For more information on creating a webhook in Baserow, see the support documentation.
To configure the trigger, add the webhook URL to Baserow to send notifications to other applications.
Select POST from the Method dropdown menu in Baserow.
A typo or error in the URL will prevent Baserow from successfully communicating with other applications. Double-check the URL for any mistakes before saving the webhook configuration.
Choose the specific events that should trigger the webhook. For instance, if you want the webhook to activate when a new row is added, select the “Rows are created” checkbox.
Test the webhook functionality by clicking the Trigger test webhook button in Baserow. This will send a test message to the defined URL and display the response within Baserow.
After selecting the trigger, OttoKit will guide you through defining the actions that follow the trigger event. These actions can involve sending data to another application, calculating, or creating notifications.
Once you’ve configured the trigger and subsequent actions, save your workflow and run a test to ensure everything functions as expected. Baserow should initiate the workflow based on the chosen trigger event.
By following these steps, Baserow will send notifications to the other applications whenever the designated events occur within your Baserow tables.
Yes, Baserow database tokens provide similar functionality to login credentials, but they provide additional security and flexibility. A token, like your username and password, should be kept secure and handled with the utmost confidentiality. Do not share it with others or expose it.
Yes, when you add the webhook URL to Baserow settings, you can specify which events should trigger the workflow. For more information on creating a webhook in Baserow, see the support documentation.
OttoKit checks for new triggers every 1-15 minutes depending on your plan.
Issue | Solution |
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Connection failed | Regenerate API token and ensure it has correct permissions |
Workflows not triggering | Check filter conditions and ensure table/field names match exactly |
Missing data in actions | Verify field mappings and data types are compatible |
Rate limit errors | Upgrade plan or implement delays between actions |
Duplicate entries | Add deduplication logic using OttoKit’ filter conditions |
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