Connect Airtable and vTiger CRM

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• Trigger
  New or Updated Record

  Triggers when a record is created or updated.

• Trigger
  New Record

  Triggers when a new record is created or new or existing records when first added to a selected view.

• Action
  Add Comment to Record

  Add a comment to an existing record in Airtable.

• Action
  Create Base

  Create a new Airtable base in your workspace.

• Action
  Create or Update Record

  Find and update an existing record, or create a new one.

• Action
  Create Record

  Creates a new record with auto-populating fields.

• Action
  Create Table

  Create a new table in an existing Airtable base.

• Action
  Delete Record

  Delete a record in a table.

• Action
  Find Record

  Find a record in a table.

• Action
  Find Record by ID

  Find a specific record using its unique ID.

• Action
  Find Table

  Find tables by searching for a keyword in table name or description.

• Action
  Get All Records

  List all records from a table with pagination support.

• Action
  Get Base Schema

  Retrieve the complete schema for a base, including all tables and their field definitions.

• Action
  List bases

  Lists every Airtable base the connected account can see. Takes no search criterion.

• Action
  Update Multiple Records

  Update up to 10 records at once in a specific table.

• Action
  Update Record

  Update a record in a specific table.

• Trigger
  New Contact (polling)

  Fires when a new Contact is created in vTiger. Polls via VTQL ordered by createdtime.

• Trigger
  New event

  Triggered when any new event is added to your calendar.

• Trigger
  New Lead (polling)

  Fires when a new Lead is created in vTiger. Polls via VTQL ordered by createdtime.

• Trigger
  New opportunity

  Triggered when a new opportunity (Potential) is created in vTiger CRM.

• Trigger
  New organization

  Triggered when any new organization (Account) is added in vTiger CRM.

• Trigger
  New ticket

  Triggered when any new ticket (HelpDesk record) is added.

• Action
  Create Account

  Create an Account (organization) in vTiger. Provide accountname (required) plus any other Account fields.

• Action
  Create Contact

  Create a Contact in vTiger. Provide lastname (required) and any other Contact fields.

• Action
  Create Lead

  Create a Lead in vTiger. Provide lastname and company (required) plus any other Lead fields.

• Action
  Create Opportunity

  Create an Opportunity (Potential) in vTiger. Provide potentialname, related_to, sales_stage, closingdate (required) plus other fields.

• Action
  Create Record

  Create a record in any vTiger module. Pass elementType (module name) and element (a JSON object of field values).

• Action
  Create Ticket

  Create a Help Desk Ticket in vTiger. Provide ticket_title, assigned_user_id (required) plus other fields.

• Action
  Delete Record

  Delete a vTiger record by its id (e.g. 11x123).

• Action
  Describe Module

  Describe the fields and metadata of a vTiger module.

• Action
  Get Current User (me)

  Return the logged-in vTiger user — useful as a connection/auth smoke test.

• Action
  List Accounts

  List Accounts (organizations) via VTQL. Optional limit (default 100).

• Action
  List Contacts

  List Contacts via VTQL. Optional limit (default 100).

• Action
  List Leads

  List Leads via VTQL. Optional limit (default 100).

• Action
  List Modules (listtypes)

  List all accessible vTiger modules (element types).

• Action
  List Opportunities

  List Opportunities (Potentials) via VTQL. Optional limit (default 100).

• Action
  List Tickets

  List Help Desk Tickets via VTQL. Optional limit (default 100).

• Action
  Query (VTQL)

  Run a vTiger Query Language (VTQL) SELECT statement and return matching records.

• Action
  Retrieve Record

  Retrieve a single record by its vTiger record id (e.g. 11x123).

• Action
  Update Record

  Update an existing vTiger record. The element JSON must include the record id and all mandatory fields.

No trigger or action matches that. Ask your agent to add it: it reads the API documentation and builds what you describe.