How to create an Airtable to Webflow sync in PowerImporter

3 Checking your sync logs

Once you have created and run your first sync, you can check your logs to see how things went.

LOGS WHEN TESTING & REVIEWING
Testing and reviewing enables you to run the sync without calling the API - it means you can test it and see if it will work.
Your log will show whether there were any issues, which would show in the "Invalid" column.
The screenshot below shows a fully successful test.

A screenshot showing a test and review of an Airtable to Webflow integration in PowerImporter

- If you want more detail on each webflow collection item, you can click on "View details".
- You can filter the logs to view errors only for example, or warnings only.
- You can even search by Airtable record ID or Webflow item ID/item slug.
This is particularly useful for syncs with dozens/hundreds of items.

A screenshot showing sync logs for an Airtable to Webflow sync in PowerImporter

If you want more detail on one collection field, you can click on view: this will show the exact data that has been transferred over to Webflow.
You can even click on the Airtable record livk to view the Airtable field in your Airtable base.

A screenshot showing how to look up the detail of sync logs for an Airtable to Webflow sync in PowerImporter

LOGS WHEN RUNNING YOUR FIRST SYNC
Your first sync will show items in the "Creates" category.

A screenshot showing how to check if a previous import has been successful in PowerImporter

- If you want more detail on each webflow collection item, you can click on "View details".
- You can filter the logs to view errors only for example, or warnings only.
- You can even search by Airtable record ID or Webflow item ID/item slug.
This is particularly useful for syncs with dozens/hundreds of items.

A screenshot showing sync logs for an Airtable to Webflow sync in PowerImporter

If you want more detail on one collection field, you can click on view: this will show the data that has been synced. You can even click to view the Airtable field.

A screenshot showing how to look up the detail of sync logs for an Airtable to Webflow sync in PowerImporter

LOGS WHEN RUNNING THE SAME SYNC AGAIN

Your next sync will show items in different categories:
Keeps:
Items existed already in Webflow and remained unchanged
Updates: Existing items in Webflow were updated because one or several data fields changed
Creates: New items created in Webflow
Deletes: Deleted items in Webflow because not present in the data anymore
Mapping errors: this is validation done by PI before calling the API.
API errors: Errors that came back after calling the API.

The categories will only show if there are relevant items in there.

The screenshot below shows a new sync with 1 updated field, the 9 others remained unchanged.

A screenshot showing how to check the Keeps and Updates in a PowerImporter sync

The screenshot below shows an updated sync with 1 warning, and some API errors. Details are available so you can see which item has errored and what you can do about it.

A screenshot showing how to check the Warnings and Errors in a sync log in PowerImporter

DOWNLOADING YOUR ERROR LOGS

A screenshot of the Export error logs button in PowerImporter

You can download your error logs into an Excel file.
This can make it easier for you to view all your errors at once.
Click on the "Export error logs" button, and an XLS file will be produced and downloaded to your computer.

And that's it! You are now a PowerImporter wizzard.
Enjoy!

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