Create records automatically
A new BugSmash comment creates a record in the connected Airtable table.
Connect each BugSmash project to a selected Airtable base and table. New comments create records, while documented updates, replies, and status changes update the corresponding Airtable record.
Key Advantages
A new BugSmash comment creates a record in the connected Airtable table.
Comment edits, replies, and status changes update the corresponding record through the documented one-way sync.
Different BugSmash projects can use the same Airtable table or different tables, depending on the team's workflow.
Workflow Steps
Connect the Airtable account from BugSmash Workspace Settings.
Choose a base and table for an individual BugSmash project.
Prepare compatible field types and configure User Mapping when needed.
BugSmash creates or updates Airtable records for supported events.
Data Mapping
| BugSmash data or event | Airtable behavior or recommended field |
|---|---|
| New comment | Creates a new record |
| Comment update, reply, or status change | Updates the corresponding record |
| Title or task name | Primary column or single-line text |
| Description | Long text or rich text |
| Status | Single select or checkbox |
| Assignee and reporter | User field and email field |
| Screenshot or attachment | Attachment-compatible field |
| Review or project link | URL field |
| Sync direction | BugSmash → Airtable only |
Workflow in Action
Example workflow A QA team connects a BugSmash project to an Airtable table. Each new finding creates a record with compatible feedback fields. When the BugSmash comment is edited, replied to, or resolved, the corresponding Airtable record is updated without sending Airtable changes back to BugSmash.
Applications
Create structured Airtable records for new findings and update them as review activity changes.
Organize descriptions, ownership, status, screenshots, and review links in a selected table.
Route BugSmash feedback into a base used by support and product teams for triage.
Ready to connect?
Start collecting visual feedback in BugSmash, then connect Airtable when you’re ready to move feedback into your workflow.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. It is currently a one-way sync from BugSmash to Airtable. Changes made in Airtable do not sync back to BugSmash.
Use BugSmash to collect contextual review feedback and send supported records and updates into the Airtable table your team uses for triage.
