This automation helps Eventbrite users streamline their event management workflow by automatically generating a shortened URL through the Short.cm service whenever a new event is created.
This integration between Eventbrite and Short.cm allows users to easily share and promote their events with a clean, concise URL, enhancing the overall event experience for both organizers and attendees.
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When a new event is created in Eventbrite, this automation is triggered to capture the details of the new event.
The automation generates a shortened URL for the new Eventbrite event using the Short.cm service, providing a clean and concise link to share and promote the event.
1. In the Latenode Credentials panel, add a new credential for Short.cm. 2. Enter your Short.cm API key and save the credential.
1. Add an Eventbrite node to your workflow. 2. In the node settings, select the Eventbrite credential you added earlier. 3. Choose the 'New Event Created' trigger to start the workflow whenever a new event is created in Eventbrite.
1. In the Eventbrite node settings, map the relevant event data fields (e.g. event name, description, start/end date) to the node's output.
1. Add a Short.cm node to your workflow, after the Eventbrite node. 2. In the Short.cm node settings, select the Short.cm credential you added earlier. 3. Map the event data fields from the Eventbrite node to the Short.cm node inputs, such as the long URL you want to shorten.
1. Save your workflow and test it by creating a new event in Eventbrite. 2. Verify that the Short.cm shortened URL is generated and available in the workflow output.
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