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This template starts when 123FormBuilder receives a new submission, then creates an Insightly lead with the submitted name, email, and other mapped fields. Connect 123FormBuilder and Insightly, pick the form, and map those answers onto the lead. Sales can follow up in Insightly without copying the form by hand.
This template starts when a new message is posted in a Discord channel you watch, then creates a Pipeline deal. JavaScript sends the message text as the deal description and the author's username as part of the deal name. Connect Discord. Put the Pipeline API key in that JavaScript node. Watch the channel where inbound leads show up.
This template starts when HubSpot adds a new deal, then creates a matching deal in Pipeline. JavaScript sends deal name, amount, and the associated contact to the Pipeline API. Connect HubSpot. Put the Pipeline API key in that JavaScript node. Watch new deals in the HubSpot portal you connect.
This template takes each new ClickFunnels contact, reads email and name in JavaScript, and sends a welcome email from Gmail. Point the ClickFunnels contact webhook at Latenode. Connect Gmail and put Gmail access on that connection. If you pull contacts over HTTP instead of a webhook, store the ClickFunnels API key in the JavaScript node.
This template takes each new ClickFunnels contact, reads email and name in JavaScript, and adds or updates the subscriber in Mailchimp. Point the ClickFunnels contact webhook at Latenode. Connect Mailchimp and put Mailchimp access on that connection. If you pull contacts over HTTP instead of a webhook, store the ClickFunnels API key in the JavaScript node.
This template starts when Mixpanel posts an event as JSON to a Latenode webhook. JavaScript maps email, name, and campaign. Mailgun sends the message. Mixpanel then records that the email went out. Connect Mailgun and Mixpanel. Put the Mailgun API key on the Mailgun connection. Put the Mixpanel token on the Mixpanel connection. Paste the webhook URL into Mixpanel as the event destination.
This template starts when a Calendly invitee cancels, then tells your team on Slack and by email. Event name, invitee, and start time come with the cancel. Slack posts in the channel you choose. Gmail sends a short message to the inbox you set. Connect Calendly, Slack, and Gmail. Keep the keys on those connections.
This template starts when GitHub opens or updates an issue in the repository you watch. ClickUp creates a task from the issue title and body. Slack posts the issue and task in the channel you choose. Connect GitHub, ClickUp, and Slack. Watch the repository. Pick the ClickUp list and Slack channel on those steps.
This template receives a booking on a webhook, asks ChatGPT for a sightseeing email from the traveler's name, age, origin city, and destination city, then sends that message with Mailgun. Connect Mailgun and put the Mailgun API key on that connection. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI step, so you do not paste an OpenAI key.
This template watches an RSS feed, writes a short channel post and an image prompt with ChatGPT, generates the visual, and publishes the copy plus image to Discord. Use it to keep a channel current when a blog or news feed publishes. Connect a Discord bot that can post in the destination channel, then paste the feed URL on the RSS trigger.
This template starts when a webhook receives a product image URL, then ChatGPT describes what is in the photo and writes listing or ad copy from that description. Use it for marketplace listings, ads, or catalog text you do not want to write by hand. Paste the webhook URL into the tool that already has the image. ChatGPT is Latenode AI, so you do not paste an OpenAI key.
This template runs on a daily schedule, asks ChatGPT for a short post from the prompt you keep in the scenario, and publishes that text on X. Connect X with permission to create posts. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI node, so you do not paste an OpenAI key. Set the hour you want the post to go out.
This template watches Zendesk for new tickets, sends the subject and description to ChatGPT for priority, topic, and suggested tags, then updates that ticket with those values. Agents see a sorted queue instead of reading every new ticket first. Connect Zendesk. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI step.
This template starts when GitHub records a new star on the repository you watch, then posts the stargazer and repo name in Slack. Connect GitHub and Slack. Point the trigger at the repo and pick the channel that should see new stars.
This template watches Stripe for failed payment events, reads amount, attempt count, and customer email, asks ChatGPT for a short recovery message, and sends that email from Gmail. Connect Stripe and Gmail. Keep the Stripe trigger on failed invoices or charges so successful payments do not send this mail. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI step.
This template starts when a Zoom meeting or webinar ends, lists attendees from the Zoom API in JavaScript, adds each person to a MailerLite attended group, and sends a Gmail follow-up. Connect Zoom, MailerLite, and Gmail. Put the MailerLite API key on the MailerLite connection and the Zoom token in the JavaScript node that lists attendees.
This template watches a Google Docs folder for a new document, loads the text, asks ChatGPT for a short retelling in a language you choose, and writes that summary back to Docs. Use it when you need a brief, translated version of a shared document without copy-paste. Connect Google Docs, then set the target language in the ChatGPT prompt.
This template starts when you send a topic, audience, and keywords to a webhook. ChatGPT writes the article with a headline, intro, H2 sections, and a short meta description, then Google Docs saves the draft as a new document. Connect Google Docs and add the webhook. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI node.
This template starts when Shopify records an abandoned cart, builds a recovery message in JavaScript from the customer email, cart URL, and line items, and sends that email with Gmail. Use it to remind shoppers to finish checkout. Connect Shopify and Gmail, then point the trigger at the store you want to watch.
This template starts when Mailchimp adds a new subscriber, asks ChatGPT for a welcome email that uses their name and list fields, and sends that message with Gmail. Connect Mailchimp and Gmail, then point the trigger at the audience you want to welcome. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI step.
This template receives events from the WP Webhooks plugin on a self-hosted WordPress site, maps the payload in JavaScript, and sends an HTTP request to the plugin's receive URL so WordPress can create or update content. Point the plugin's send webhook at Latenode. Put the receive URL secret or application password in that HTTP request node.
This template watches a WordPress.com site for new posts, asks ChatGPT to write a short X post from the title, excerpt, and permalink, then publishes that text on X. Connect WordPress.com and X, then point the trigger at the site you publish on. ChatGPT is Latenode AI, so you do not paste an OpenAI key.
This template watches Zendesk for new tickets, sends the subject and description to ChatGPT for sentiment, and appends a Google Sheets row with the score. Support leads can scan mood without reading every ticket. Connect Zendesk and Google Sheets. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI step.
This template runs on a schedule, loads new AppSumo lifetime deals from TimePaste, and writes each deal to Airtable. Telegram and Discord then get a short alert with name, price, and URL. Connect TimePaste, Airtable, Telegram, and Discord. Put the TimePaste key on the TimePaste connection.