Quickbase

Retrieve every field definition in a Quickbase table, including field type, label, and required status, so the agent knows exactly what data structure to target.

Insert a new record into any Quickbase table using a flexible key-value payload, returning the new record ID immediately for downstream use.

Remove a specific file attachment from a Quickbase record field, freeing storage and keeping attachment lists accurate without manual cleanup.

Upsert a batch of records in one API call — new records are inserted and existing ones are updated based on a match field — eliminating the need for row-by-row loops.

Fetch a file attachment from a Quickbase record field as raw bytes, enabling the agent to process, forward, or archive the file in another system.

Permanently remove a record from a Quickbase table by its record ID, used for cleanup workflows and data-retention enforcement.

Add a new row to a specific Quickbase table using the typed Record API, returning the created record's ID and timestamp for immediate downstream chaining.

Overwrite one or more fields on an existing Quickbase record by ID, using the General API's flexible key-value patch to target any table.

Remove a specific record from a Quickbase table using the typed Record API, typically as part of archival, deduplication, or lifecycle-end workflows.

Search a Quickbase table for records matching a query, returning the first match with all requested fields — ideal for lookup-before-write patterns.

Return every record in a Quickbase table with configurable field selection and sorting, enabling bulk reads for reporting, sync, and analysis tasks.

Look up a Quickbase record by a match field and return it if found, or create a fresh record with the provided data if no match exists — atomic upsert for event-driven ingestion.

Patch specific fields on a Quickbase record using the typed Record API, targeting a table by its DBID for precise, schema-safe writes.

Insert or update a single Quickbase record based on a unique match field, ensuring exactly one record exists per key without a separate lookup call.

Fetch the metadata and schema of a saved Quickbase report by ID, letting the agent understand its filters and field set before running it.

Execute a saved Quickbase report by ID and return its full result set, letting the agent surface structured data from any pre-built report without rebuilding the query.

Fires the instant a new record is inserted into a watched Quickbase table, giving the agent first-mover advantage on every inbound data point.

Fires when a record is created or any tracked field is modified, letting the agent react to the full lifecycle of a Quickbase row without two separate triggers.

Fires exclusively when an existing Quickbase record is modified, giving the agent a clean signal for change-tracking workflows without noise from new insertions.

Fires when a record is removed from a Quickbase table, enabling the agent to cascade deletions, notify stakeholders, or archive data before it disappears.

Fires after a Quickbase Pipeline automation finishes executing, letting the agent pick up where the built-in automation left off for cross-system orchestration.

Fires when a user submits a Quickbase-native form, giving the agent instant access to the new record data to kick off downstream workflows immediately.