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How to email an Airtable view on a schedule (daily, weekly, monthly)

Want your manager to get "this week's closed deals" every Monday at 08:00, or a client to get a monthly status sheet? Here's how to email an Airtable view on a schedule, and where Airtable's own tools stop.

Option A: the native automation email

  1. Open Automations and create one with the trigger At a scheduled time. Set the interval and time.
  2. Add an action Find records. Choose the table and either pick a view or set conditions.
  3. Add an action Send email. Insert the found records as a list or grid in the message body.

This works for small digests read in the email itself. Its limits:

Option B: share a view link

A shared view link always shows live data, and viewers can download a CSV themselves if you allow it. But nothing gets sent, so people have to remember to open it. Anyone with the link can see the data too.

Option C: send the view as a CSV attachment

If recipients work in Excel or Google Sheets, or you need a dated file for each period, send a CSV attachment. Tips that apply whatever tool you use:

ViewCourier does all of this out of the box. Choose daily, weekly (any weekday) or monthly (day 1–28), any hour, any IANA timezone, and a filename template like {view}-{date}.csv.

Let ViewCourier do it

Connect a read-only Airtable token, pick a view, and choose daily, weekly or monthly at your time and timezone. Every run emails a clean CSV attachment to up to five people. The free trial lasts 14 days and needs no credit card.

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