Airtable-ready syncs
Send selected Shopify Products, Variants, Metafields, Inventory, Orders, Draft Orders, Customers, Discounts, Collections, Fulfillment Orders, Payouts, Locations, Inventory Transfers, and Menus into Airtable.
Shopify to Airtable sync
TableBridge helps you send products, variants, orders, draft orders, customers, inventory, locations, menus, and inventory transfers between Shopify and Airtable.
TableBridge syncs selected Shopify data to Airtable and only writes reviewed import changes you apply.
What TableBridge does
Send selected Shopify Products, Variants, Metafields, Inventory, Orders, Draft Orders, Customers, Discounts, Collections, Fulfillment Orders, Payouts, Locations, Inventory Transfers, and Menus into Airtable.
Create recommended Airtable tables and fields, or map Shopify fields to an existing table.
Run one-off Airtable syncs, choose Automatic updates, or use hourly/daily scheduled updates.
Control
Choose one Shopify data type, select an Airtable base and table, map fields, and keep a clear sync history.
Shopify to Airtable
Airtable to Shopify
Choose a data type
Choose an Airtable base
Map Airtable fields
Keep sync history
Review before write
TableBridge syncs selected Shopify data to Airtable. It writes back to Shopify only when a merchant previews and applies import changes.
Pricing
$0/month
For trying TableBridge with small Airtable syncs.
$19/month
For growing stores that sync Shopify data into Airtable.
$49/month
For larger stores and heavier Airtable syncs.
FAQ
TableBridge only writes to Shopify when you preview and apply Airtable import changes. Shopify to Airtable exports do not edit Shopify data.
No. TableBridge is Airtable-only. SyncMate is the separate app for CSV, Excel, and Google Sheets.
Products, Variants, Metafields, Inventory, Orders, Draft Orders, Customers, Discounts, Collections, Fulfillment Orders, Payouts, Locations, Inventory Transfers, and Menus.
Only when you explicitly choose the recommended table setup. Existing fields are not deleted or renamed.
Ready when you are
Start with one table, then add scheduled syncs when your workflow is ready.