Overview
Connect an Airtable base and Orloi turns the activity you choose into a readable operational history: a clear view of what changed, what is moving, and what may be worth reviewing.
What Orloi gives you
- Readable Airtable history — See important changes in language your team can follow, with the context needed to understand what happened.
- Briefings — Catch up on what changed and what moved without reconstructing the story yourself.
- Metrics and patterns — Watch the measures that matter and see trends emerge as more history accumulates.
- Items worth reviewing — Surface alerts and insights that deserve a closer look.
How simple usage works
- Connect Airtable — Choose the base to connect to Orloi.
- Connect a dedicated Postgres database — Choose where your durable Orloi history should live. A database dedicated to Orloi is the recommended default; it can be created within your existing provider setup.
- Choose what matters — Select the tables and fields that are useful for your team to follow.
- Open the dashboard — Use activity, briefings, metrics, patterns, and review items as history builds.
That is enough to get started. Make one small Airtable change after activation, then open the dashboard to confirm the history is arriving and explore the available views.
Why Postgres matters
Your durable Orloi history is stored in your Postgres database, a destination you control. See Architecture and stored data in Advanced for the architecture and data details.
Continue
- Set up Orloi — connect Airtable, choose a destination and scope, and activate.
- Dashboard tour — see activity, briefings, metrics, and review items in one place.