If you completed the process and you do not see duplicated tables, everything went well
We will also send a reminder email before February 1st. If you do not receive an email early next week, that means that you have no issues with your Airtable bases
Hi DJP, just to be sure: I follow all the steps and I have no duplicated tables. I, also, didnāt have any notification that it was re-authenticated. My question is: having done nothing on airtable side - meaning that no change in id, keys, etc -, how can I be sure that there is an OAuth authentication? Iām not familiar with it hence the question. Iām on the Free Plan.
Thanks
We will be sending a reminder email this week. If you do not receive an email, it means that your Airtable bases have successfully switched over to OAuth authentication.
Hi @DJP ,
I have several apps that connect to the same Airtable base.
All these apps have normally already been connected to Airtable with OAUTH.
But as Iām receiving the notice to reauthenticate, Iām a bit worried.
The connection with OATH was normally done last year BUT possibly with a different user (I canāt remember).
Unfortunately, that previous user not longer has access to the apps.
Iām under non-profit plan.
Would it be possible to check if Iām connected with OAUTH and everything is OK ?
If not, what should I do if the original user no longer has access to the apps?
Hi, Stephane! If you just received an email, it means that your bases are not authenticated by OAuth. Please contact Support if the team member who originally connected the bases is no longer part of your team.
Quick tip for people being unsure if the OAuth authentication worked. Depending on your Airtable plan, you should be able to see the new GLIDE authentication under āIntegrationsā: