Spojit connects to this server through a custom MCP server connection, so you add it with Add custom server rather than from the connector catalog. Airtable maintains it and decides which tools it offers; see Airtable’s MCP server help article for the current list.
Before you start
- An Airtable account. MCP access is included in Airtable plans at no extra cost; standard API rate limits apply.
- Tools respect your base permissions: read-only collaborators cannot create or update records.
- On Enterprise plans, an admin may need to allow Spojit under Settings > Integrations & development > Third party integration allowlist.
Server URL
Connect in Spojit
1
Add a custom server
Go to Connections and click Add custom server. Enter a Name such as
Airtable and paste the Server URL.2
Keep Auto authentication
Leave Authentication on Auto, choose a visibility, and click Save & connect.
3
Choose bases and approve
Airtable opens its authorization page. Choose the bases the connection may use and approve. Spojit marks the connection Connected and refreshes the token automatically.
Alternative: a personal access token
Airtable also accepts a personal access token. For read-only access, grant onlydata.records:read, schema.bases:read, data.recordComments:read, and workspacesAndBases:read. In Spojit choose Token, paste the token, keep Header name Authorization and Prefix Bearer, and click Add.
Use it in a workflow
Add a Connector node, pick your Airtable server under Custom Servers, and choose Agent Mode or Direct Mode. See Use a custom server in a workflow.Troubleshooting
A base is missing
A base is missing
Only the bases you granted during authorization are available. Click Reconnect on the connection and add the base.