Transparency log
Airtable, Notion and Make.com change their interfaces regularly. A screenshot that was accurate in spring can show buttons that have moved, been renamed, or disappeared by autumn. Rather than quietly editing old guides, we log what changed here, along with the date it was noticed and corrected.
How this list works
A correction fixes something that was wrong when it was published, such as a mislabelled field or an incorrect step order. An update reflects a change made by Airtable, Notion or Make.com after publication, such as a renamed menu or a changed automation limit. Both are logged the same way, tagged by type.
The guide on approval workflow automations referenced a trigger step labelled "When record matches conditions." The interface now groups this differently within the automation builder. Screenshots and step numbers in the affected section have been revised.
An earlier version of the Airtable approval walkthrough recommended a text field for tracking approval stage. A single-select field is more appropriate for this purpose, since it prevents inconsistent spelling across records. The guide has been amended accordingly.
The integration walkthrough referenced a 15-minute minimum scheduling interval on the entry tier. Available intervals have since changed. The relevant paragraph now describes checking the current options directly within the scenario settings rather than citing a fixed number.
The Notion database guide previously described relation and rollup properties in a way that blurred the distinction. The section has been rewritten to separate the two concepts more clearly, with a corrected screenshot showing both property types side by side.
The button used to create a filtered view moved location within the sidebar. Screenshots across three guides referencing this step have been updated to match the current layout.
The Make.com to Google Sheets example included a sample payload with a field naming convention that no longer matches how most forms send data. The example has been rebuilt using a simpler, generic structure.
A view type referenced only in passing in the "when Notion replaces a custom app" guide has since become more relevant for approval-style use cases. A short new paragraph was added rather than replacing existing content.
This log does not include cosmetic wording changes or typo fixes, which happen without a separate entry. If you notice something in a guide that no longer matches what you see on screen, you're welcome to let us know through the contact page.
