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App Connect

App Connect is the connector catalog for Airtable, Zabbix, Kafka, and NetFlow. Each provider exposes its own setup and execution path; the page does not impose one universal discovery-and-mapping wizard.

For Airtable, create a connection with a name and Personal Access Token, then choose the tables and fact roles for an Airtable constellation. Airtable fields and types are snapshotted automatically; use Save constellation to retain the selection or Save & Sync to retain it and start the supported sync. Zabbix has a configuration-sync workflow, while Kafka and NetFlow use the streaming connector surfaces described separately.

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App Connect catalogue with Zabbix selected and no ACME server connections
The real App Connect catalogue with Zabbix selected. No server connections exist in this ACME fixture; the header badge is not proof of a configured or healthy connection.Captured 12 Sept 2026 UTCOpen documented view ↗
  1. Open App Connect and select one of the connectors marked Live.
  2. Follow that provider’s form and execution path; do not transfer labels or steps from another provider.
  3. For Airtable, choose New, enter the connection name and Personal Access Token, then choose Save & Test.
  4. Select the Airtable tables and their fact roles in the constellation panel.
  5. Choose Save constellation or Save & Sync, then monitor the resulting work.
  6. For Zabbix, Kafka, or NetFlow, use the provider-specific controls and the Streaming Connectors guidance.

Sidekick can inspect and sync an existing Airtable Constellation, but it does not replace the credential form or table-selection setup above. See the catalog and connection cookbook.

Do not look for a manual Airtable field-type or key editor on this page. The current Airtable workflow snapshots provider fields and types automatically and asks you to choose tables and fact roles.

Do not treat a connector card’s Live or Connected label as proof that your own connection passed a test. Those labels describe connector availability; validate the configured connection through its provider-specific controls.