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Agent draftUpdated 29 Oct 2026airtable.com

Setup is straightforward: register an OAuth integration, select permissions, and supply credentials to Composio. Public authorization requires support and policy details; the registration workflow specifies no mandatory review queue.

Setup needed

Create an integration other Airtable users can authorize. Enterprise organizations can require their administrator to allowlist it.

Your timeAbout 30 minutesestimateReview waitNo queue specified
  • Support email, Privacy policy URL, and Terms of service URL for other users. [1]
  • Industry-standard encryption for stored user data. [2]
  • Enterprise administrator allowlisting when third-party integration restrictions are enabled. [3]
  • Refresh-token rotation handling; refresh tokens expire 60 days after issuance. [4]
  1. 01

    Register the OAuth integration [1]

    You
    Open OAuth integrations
    Redirect URL to paste
    https://backend.composio.dev/api/v3/toolkits/auth/callback
    Show me how
    1. Click Register an OAuth integration.
    2. Enter your application's name under Name.
    3. Paste the callback into OAuth redirect URL.
    4. Click Register integration.
  2. 02

    Select the required scopes [1]

    You

    Choose read permissions for retrieval. Add write permissions only for tools that change data.

    Edit OAuth integration
    Show me how
    1. Select required permissions in Scopes.
    2. Check the authorization page preview.
    3. Click Save changes.
  3. 03

    Enable authorization by other users [1]

    You
    Complete integration details
    Other users cannot authorize. Complete all three Support information fields and save the integration.
    Show me how
    1. Enter Support email in Support information.
    2. Enter Privacy policy URL and Terms of service URL.
    3. Optionally add Tagline, Homepage URL, and a logo.
    4. Click Save changes.
  4. 04

    Save the client credentials [1]

    You
    Open Developer details
    Client IDPaste into your Composio auth config, never into a chat
    Client secretPaste into your Composio auth config, never into a chat
    Show me how
    1. Copy Client ID from Developer details.
    2. Generate a Client secret for Composio's server-side token exchange.
    3. Store both credentials securely.
  5. 05

    Connect and test through Composio [5]

    Agent

    Create an Airtable OAuth2 auth config using your credentials and matching scopes. Authorize a separate user, select a test base, and exercise the intended tools.

    Follow Composio Airtable setup
    Enterprise users cannot authorize. Ask their Airtable administrator to allowlist the integration when third-party API restrictions are enabled.
    New scopes are unavailable. Create a new Composio auth config with the updated credentials and scopes, then reconnect.
    Show me how
    1. Create a custom Airtable auth config with matching scopes.
    2. Start a connection using that auth config.
    3. Have the user authorize access to a test base.
    4. Run a read operation and any intended write operations.

Not sure yet

  • ?Whether any OAuth scopes require approval before public authorization.
  • ?Whether OAuth integrations have user caps or development-only workspace limits.
  • ?Whether specific integrations require domain verification or a prelaunch security assessment.
  • ?Whether marketplace listing adds separate OAuth approval requirements or review timelines.
  • ?What access-token lifetime applies to this integration.

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