I apologize, but it's not possible to reduce the default 24-hour sync interval for Airtable connections with Clay. By default, we sync imports every 24 hours, which triggers action runs to enrich and export updated fields.
However, you have other options to work with Airtable data in Clay more frequently:
1. Manual updates: You can manually trigger updates when needed.
2. Create, update, or upsert records: Use these actions to modify Airtable data from Clay as needed.
If you need more frequent automatic syncs, you may want to request human assistance for alternative solutions.
To achieve more frequent or controlled Airtable syncs with Clay using Make, you can set up a webhook to receive data from Make. Here's how:
1. In Clay, set up a webhook to receive data from Make. This allows for automated data updates.
2. Enable Auto-Update in Clay to automatically process new incoming data.
3. In Make, create a scenario that pulls data from Airtable at your desired frequency.
4. Use Clay's Airtable integration actions in your Make scenario:
• Pull Records: Retrieve data from Airtable
• Create Record: Add new data to Clay
• Update Record: Modify existing data in Clay
• Upsert Record: Create or update based on matching values
This setup allows you to control the sync frequency and customize the data flow between Airtable and Clay.
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