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Found 208 templates linked to integration "google-workspace"
This template watches your Tumblr blog for new posts and builds RSS in JavaScript. The trigger supplies title, link, publish date, and body. JavaScript maps those fields into RSS item XML or a full feed document. Google Drive saves the XML in the folder you choose. Connect Tumblr and Google Drive, then point the trigger at the blog you want to publish.
This template watches a YouTube channel for new videos and builds RSS in JavaScript. The trigger supplies title, description, video URL, and published time. JavaScript maps those fields into RSS item XML or a full feed document. Google Drive saves the XML in the folder you choose. Connect YouTube and Google Drive, then point the trigger at the channel you want to publish.
This template starts when your form posts a submission to a Latenode webhook. JavaScript calls the Beaconstac API to create a QR code, Google Sheets stores the submission id and QR link, and Slack posts a short confirmation. Connect Google Sheets and Slack. Put the Beaconstac API key in the JavaScript node.
This template watches Google Calendar for new or changed events and creates a Pipedrive activity with the title, time, and notes. Sales meetings stay on the deal timeline without copying them by hand. Connect Google Calendar and Pipedrive. Put Pipedrive access on the Pipedrive connection.
This template runs on the schedule you set, lists your recent Strava activities, and creates a Google Calendar event for each new workout. JavaScript keeps sport type, distance, duration, and start time, and skips activities already logged. Connect Strava and Google Calendar. Put the Strava key on the Strava connection.
This template runs on a schedule, lists new Skedda bookings from the Skedda API, and creates a Google Calendar event for each one. JavaScript reads title, start, end, and space. Connect Google Calendar. Use a JavaScript node to call the Skedda API. Put the Skedda API key in that JavaScript node.
This template watches Google Calendar for new or updated events and builds RSS in JavaScript. The trigger supplies title, description, start, end, and the event link. JavaScript maps those fields into RSS item XML or a full feed document. Google Drive saves the XML in the folder you choose. Connect Google Calendar and Google Drive, then point the trigger at the calendar you want to publish.
This template starts when a Google Calendar event is created or updated, then uses JavaScript to map title, description, times, and the event link into an RSS item. Use it when teammates or subscribers should see schedule changes in a reader. Connect Google Calendar with read access to the calendar you publish, then host or append the XML where those readers subscribe.
This template watches Google Calendar for new or changed events and creates an OmniFocus task from each one. JavaScript sends the event title, start time, and notes to OmniFocus with your OmniFocus API token or Mail Drop address in that node. Connect Google Calendar, pick the calendar, and put OmniFocus access in the JavaScript node.
This template keeps Google Calendar aligned with Outlook meetings. A schedule starts each run. JavaScript calls Microsoft Graph calendarView for the window you set. Put the Graph token in that JavaScript node. An iterator walks each event. Google Calendar creates the matching event with subject, start, end, and join link.
This template starts when MeisterTask posts a new task to a Latenode webhook. JavaScript keeps tasks that have a due date and maps title and due date onto a Google Calendar event. Connect Google Calendar. Point MeisterTask at the webhook URL. Put the MeisterTask API key in that JavaScript node if you need extra task fields.
This template watches Google Calendar for a new event and creates an OmniFocus task from the title and description. JavaScript sends the text to OmniFocus with your OmniFocus API token or Mail Drop address in that node. Connect Google Calendar, pick the calendar, and put OmniFocus access in the JavaScript node.
This template watches a Google Tasks list for new tasks, maps title, notes, and due date in JavaScript, and creates a matching Google Calendar event. Connect Google Tasks and Google Calendar, then point the trigger at the task list you use. When the task has a due date, that date becomes the event start.
This template starts when a webhook posts a search-style event line, such as Team standup Friday 9am. JavaScript reads that text. Google Calendar creates a quick event from it. Connect Google Calendar, copy the webhook URL into the form or app that sends the line, and keep Google access on the Google Calendar connection.
This template runs on a daily schedule, reads email, name, and message columns from Google Sheets, and sends each row through Gmail. JavaScript drops empty rows and trims addresses so blank cells do not bounce. Connect Gmail and Google Sheets, then point the sheet read at the worksheet that holds recipients and copy.
This template runs on a schedule, reads your client birthday sheet in Google Sheets, and keeps the rows whose birthday is today. JavaScript builds a short personalized message from name and any extra columns you map. Gmail sends each one. Connect Google Sheets and Gmail, then point the sheet at columns for name, email, and birthday.
This template runs on a monthly schedule, computes a period label and timestamps in JavaScript, and appends that row to Google Sheets. Use it as a ledger of month boundaries for reporting or close. Connect Google Sheets, then set the schedule to the first day of the month in your accounting timezone.
This template starts when Formidable Forms POSTs a new entry to a Latenode webhook. JavaScript maps the fields into a Flock message and POSTs it to your Flock incoming webhook URL. Put that URL in the JavaScript node. Google Sheets appends name, email, and timestamp. Connect Google Sheets, copy the Latenode webhook URL into Formidable, and store the Flock URL in that JavaScript node.
This template watches a Feedly feed for new articles, maps title, author, URL, and published date in JavaScript, and appends a Google Sheets row. Connect Feedly and Google Sheets. Point the trigger at the feed you follow. Search the sheet by URL first so the same article is not stored twice.
This template starts when Fathom reports a new meeting, fetches the recording file in JavaScript, and uploads it to Google Drive. Put the Fathom API key on the Fathom connection, and put it in the JavaScript node that downloads the file. Connect Fathom and Google Drive, then pick the Drive folder that should hold the recordings.
This template watches Google Calendar for new or changed events, builds a Page message in JavaScript from title, time, location, and description, and publishes it on a Facebook Page. Connect Google Calendar and Facebook Pages, then point the trigger at the calendar you promote. Keep those credentials on those connections.
This template runs on a schedule, lists new Evernote notes through the Evernote API, creates a Google Doc for each note, and uploads attachments to a Google Drive folder. Put the Evernote token in the JavaScript node that calls Evernote. Connect Google Docs and Google Drive, then pick the folder that should hold the docs and files.
This template starts when Eventbrite creates a new event and writes a matching Google Calendar event with title, start, end, location, and the Eventbrite URL. Use it so new listings show up on the calendar without copying them by hand. Connect Eventbrite and Google Calendar. Pick the organization on the trigger and the calendar on the create step.
This template turns inbound email into a Google Drive text file. Forward the inbox you care about to the Mailhook address. JavaScript reads subject, sender, and body, then Google Drive creates a text file in the folder you set. Connect Google Drive. Point the Drive step at the archive folder.