This template watches Eventbrite for new events, takes the event page URL, and asks Short.cm for a branded short link from a JavaScript node.
Use it so every new listing has a clean URL to share in email, social, or print. Connect Eventbrite, then put the Short.cm API key in that JavaScript node.
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The scenario starts when a new event is created in the Eventbrite account you connect.
JavaScript sends the Eventbrite page URL to Short.cm and returns the branded short link. Put the Short.cm API key in that JavaScript node.
Add an Eventbrite connection with access to the organizer account that creates events.
Add an Eventbrite trigger for new events and select the account or organization you want to watch.
Add a JavaScript node that posts the event page URL to Short.cm and returns the short link. Put the Short.cm API key in that JavaScript node.
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