This template watches an Airtable table for new records, builds subject and HTML in JavaScript from those fields, and sends the message with Mailjet.
Use it for welcome notes, order confirmations, or other mail that should follow a new row. Connect Airtable and Mailjet. Put the Mailjet API key and secret on the Mailjet connection. Point the trigger at the table that holds recipient and message fields.
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The scenario starts when a new record appears in the Airtable table you choose.
JavaScript maps recipient, subject, and body fields from the record into the Mailjet message.
Mailjet sends the HTML email to the address on the record.
Add an Airtable connection with access to the base. Watch new records on the table that stores recipient email and the fields you want in the message.
Add a Mailjet connection and paste your Mailjet API key and secret there. Set the from address Mailjet allows you to send from.
In JavaScript, build subject and HTML from the Airtable fields. Send HTML email in Mailjet. Skip the send when email is empty. Test with one record.
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