This template runs on a schedule, lists new Evernote notes through the Evernote API, and creates an Airtable record for each one.
Put the Evernote token in the JavaScript node that calls Evernote. Connect Airtable and point the create step at the base and table that should hold the notes.
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A schedule starts the scenario at the interval you choose, such as every hour or once a day.
JavaScript calls the Evernote API for notes created since the last run. Put the Evernote token in that JavaScript node.
Airtable writes a row for each note in the base and table you choose.
Add a schedule for how often to check Evernote. Hourly is a typical default if notes arrive during the day.
Add a JavaScript node and put your Evernote API token there. Return title, body, and created date, and skip notes you already copied.
Add an Airtable connection and paste your Airtable token there. Select the base and table, then map title, body, and date onto columns.
Create a sample Evernote note, run the scenario once, and confirm the new Airtable row.
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