# How to get record IDs

### Airtable

1. Add a Formula field using the formula: `RECORD_ID()`
2. View the IDs in the newly created field

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### Webflow

1. Open up an item in the CMS
2. Scroll to the bottom of the item
3. Copy the ID

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### Postgres

1. Whalesync requires a generated ID to sync with Postgres
2. This generated ID is your record ID

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### Notion

1. Add a Formula field using the formula: `ID()`
2. View the IDs in the newly created field

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### Bubble

* Bubble does not expose record ID in their data viewer


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