This template watches a feed URL and, when a new RSS item arrives, turns it into an email. Tools strips HTML.
JavaScript builds the subject and body from title, excerpt, and link. Gmail sends that message to the address you map. Paste the feed URL on the RSS trigger. Connect Gmail with permission to send from the mailbox you choose.
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The scenario starts when a new RSS item arrives from the feed URL you watch.
Tools converts HTML to plain text. JavaScript assembles subject and body from title, excerpt, and link.
Gmail delivers the message to the inbox you map.
Add an RSS trigger and paste the feed URL you want to watch. The scenario runs when a new RSS item arrives.
Add a Gmail connection that can send from the mailbox you want to use.
Convert HTML to text, assemble subject and body in JavaScript, then send with Gmail. Map To to the address that should receive each new item.
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