SiftDrive

Managed

Airtable → Google

A frozen Airtable workspace becomes a searchable archive: every base, table, field, record and attachment, exported once, verified, and filed where people can actually find it.

Request a quote

The quote is free, and nothing runs until you accept it.

Tell us what you are moving

We size it, quote a fixed price, and send it to you. Nothing runs, and nothing is charged, until you accept that quote.

We reply within one business day. A $1,490.00 setup fee is payable when you accept the quote; the rest is invoiced after delivery. You will get a link to follow the job — no password to make.

Attachments are filed into a human filing system — the Airtable field a file came from names its drawer — and uploaded to Drive, where scanned PDFs are OCRed and indexed. “Which bill of lading mentions this container” becomes a search box.

Records go to BigQuery as one clustered table with a search index, or to Postgres if you want a system of record rather than an archive.

Nothing leaves Airtable until you have seen the inventory and accepted the quote. Every phase is resumable: kill it anywhere, run it again, and it picks up without duplicating a byte.

What it counts

Every function reports what it consumed, and only your plan turns that into money. Airtable → Google counts:

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