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Airtable Connector Error: API keys are deprecated and can no longer be used.

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As we know, from 2024 Airtable API keys are deprecated and can no longer be used. To continue using Airtable's API, migrate to personal access tokens or OAuth for integrations.

 

Microsoft Power Automate independent connector do not support OAuth, as it supports API Key option only. Has anyone solved this issue with data integration via PA with AirTable?

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  • Charliemacdmv Profile Picture
    235 on at

    I had to create a custom connector. Create it in Postman and then import to Power apps. You can use the Token in Postman and it works in power apps.

  • Verez88 Profile Picture
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    Can you share more details about this connector? How you did it? How I can do it or can you share with me?

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    Charliemacdmv Profile Picture
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    I can't share mine with you as it has our specific GET URL. 

     

    1. Signup for Postman
    2. Create a collection in Postman
    3. Create a Token in AirTable
    4. Create a URL for the function whether it's GET, POST, etc.
    5. In the Postman Collection Select "NEW"
    6. Then select HTTP request
    7. Enter the GET/POST URL you created from AirTable
    8. Under that section, select Authorization> Bearer
    9. Enter the token you created in that section.
    10. Run it to make sure it works.
    11. Export it.
    12. In Power Apps/Power Automate select custom connector and select Import from postman. 
    13. Select the file you just exported.
    14. Fill in all the information including definitions.
    15. One thing to note. Under Security. select API key. Parameter Label is "API Key", Parameter Name  is Authorization. Location is Header.
    16. Save the request - test it. When you test it, it will ask for the Token. the toke needs to be written like this. Bearer token#. So Bearer then space then Token Number.

    Good Luck.

  • Verez88 Profile Picture
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    Thanks for detailed information, but I was stuck on the step no. 10.
    Postman do not want to send the Request, asks me to Create a fork and after confirmation informs about the error.

    I'm not sure which step I made a mistake at.

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