Airtable
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Pros
- I do have an inventory (I keep it in Airtable), and I could easily share a list of 120+ bottles
- Those tasks get organized into a database (I use airtable) and when the event is done I close the database and when it’s time to open it back up again I just change the due dates to whatever the new date is.
- Alternative: Switch to Airtable for better multi-team database managemen
- I'd say keep it with the spreadsheet or maybe use something like Airtable or Notion where you get more of a 'real database' and they're both quite cheap.
- I do love airtable. I built a whole inventory management system in there and then I discovered notion.
Cons
- I started making an Airtable database with wines I’ve added to my “wishlist” or seen recommended here or elsewhere. ... It was interesting for a minute, but far from complete as a data set, and very tedious to maintain and enter new reco...
- Maybe create a giant Airtable board or Google Sheet with everything.
- Storing this value in a database (such as Google Sheets or Airtable) is optional and only necessary if you want to keep a historical record.
- Then there’s the ones that can be used as CRMs but aren’t specialised for it like airtable/notion which are okay.
- Also dont bother with Airtable unitl you have a proper team and processes.
Sentiment
35 positive (63%) · 14 mixed (25%) · 7 negative (13%)
Trust + time weighted score: +50% · raw score 50%
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I do have an inventory (I keep it in Airtable), and I could easily share a list of 120+ bottles
I started making an Airtable database with wines I’ve added to my “wishlist” or seen recommended here or elsewhere. ... It was interesting for a minute, but far from complete as a data set, and very tedious to maintain and enter new records.
Maybe create a giant Airtable board or Google Sheet with everything.
Those tasks get organized into a database (I use airtable) and when the event is done I close the database and when it’s time to open it back up again I just change the due dates to whatever the new date is.
Storing this value in a database (such as Google Sheets or Airtable) is optional and only necessary if you want to keep a historical record.
Then there’s the ones that can be used as CRMs but aren’t specialised for it like airtable/notion which are okay.
Alternative: Switch to Airtable for better multi-team database managemen
I'd say keep it with the spreadsheet or maybe use something like Airtable or Notion where you get more of a 'real database' and they're both quite cheap.
I do love airtable. I built a whole inventory management system in there and then I discovered notion.
Or switch to Airtable which has better view management.
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