Advanced: By default, a status change on the Bitcoin blockchain will fire the trigger. You can specify a different currency so that the trigger will fire as soon as any timestamp's status changes on the corresponding blockchain.

Advanced: By default, a PDF Certificate will be returned. You can alternatively receive only the XML Proof, both documents or none of them. Depending on your choice, a different amount of credits will be consumed.

Enter the text you want to get a timestamp for.

Add a comment if wanted.

You must have at least one "Last Modified Time" type column in your Table in order to use this Trigger. Learn more about those here.

When this column changes to a new timestamp, your Zap will trigger on the corresponding record. Note: Must be a Last Modified Time column type.

Filter on updates to a specific View in your Table.

Returns an extra File field with file contents. Set this field to Yes if you have trouble with Airtable file URLs expiring. File contents greater than 100MB will cause an error.

Base in which to create the record.

Base to search for a record.

Pick an Airtable table that you want to search.

Pick a field from the base to match against the search value.

The value of unique identifier for the record.

(ADVANCED) Alternatively, you can use an Airtable search formula to find records based on advanced conditions and any number of fields. Learn more.

Limit the search to a specific view. Useful for sorting results.

Returns an extra File field with file contents. Set this field to Yes if you have trouble with Airtable file URLs expiring. File contents greater than 100MB will cause an error.

Specify the file you want to get a timestamp for.

Add a comment if wanted.

Provide the file's SHA256 hash for verification purposes (if the source app provides it).

(Optional) Limit to records added to a specific View, and return records in the View order.

Returns an extra File field with file contents. Set this field to Yes if you have trouble with Airtable file URLs expiring. File contents greater than 100MB will cause an error.

Base in which to create the record.

Pick the Airtable base containing the records you wish to update.

Pick the Airtable table containing the records you wish to update.

Pick the Airtable record that you wish to update.

Base to search for a record.

Pick an Airtable table that you want to search.

Pick a field from the base to match against the search value.

The value of unique identifier for the record.

(ADVANCED) Alternatively, you can use an Airtable search formula to find records based on advanced conditions and any number of fields. Learn more.

You can optionally limit the search to a specific view id.