How can I import and display event registration data from Airtable into a custom dashboard on Webflow, while ensuring that only registrations specific to each company's event are shown?

To import and display event registration data from Airtable into a custom dashboard on Webflow, while ensuring that only registrations specific to each company's event are shown, you can follow these steps:

1. Create an Airtable base: Set up an Airtable base with a table to store event registration data. Add relevant fields such as company name, event name, date, and any other information you want to track.

2. Connect Airtable to Webflow: In Webflow, go to the Integrations tab and select Airtable from the list of available integrations. Connect your Airtable account by providing the necessary credentials.

3. Set up a collection in Webflow: In your Webflow project, create a collection to hold the event registration data. Map the collection fields to match the ones in your Airtable base. Make sure to include a reference field for the company name or event name, which will be used to filter the registrations specific to each event when displaying the dashboard.

4. Import data with CMS: Go to the CMS tab in Webflow, navigate to the collection you created, and import the data from Airtable. Choose the Airtable table that contains the event registration data and map the fields accordingly. This will import all the registrations into your Webflow CMS.

5. Set up a dashboard template: Design and build a custom dashboard template in Webflow, including the necessary elements to display the event registration data. You can use dynamic lists, text elements, and conditional visibility settings to control what is shown based on each company's event.

6. Filter and display specific registrations: In the dashboard template, use the collection's reference field (e.g., company name or event name) to filter the registrations specific to each company's event. You can achieve this by adding a dynamic list and applying a filter to only show the registrations that match the selected event or company.

7. Test and refine: Make sure to test your dashboard with different event or company selections to ensure that the filtering and display of registrations work as expected. You may need to refine your design or conditional settings based on the specific requirements of your project.

By following these steps, you can import event registration data from Airtable into a custom dashboard on Webflow while ensuring that only registrations specific to each company's event are shown. This workflow allows you to keep your data synchronized between Airtable and Webflow, providing an easy and flexible way to manage and display event registrations in your custom dashboard.