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This template runs on a schedule, calls the SEMrush site audit API from JavaScript, and creates Asana tasks from the findings. Use it so SEO issues land in the Asana project your team already works in. Connect Asana. Put the SEMrush API key in that JavaScript node.
This template creates an Asana task on a weekly schedule. A schedule starts the run. JavaScript sets the title, notes, assignee, and due date for that week, then Asana creates the task in the project you choose. Connect Asana and set the weekday and time on the schedule.
This template watches a Google Drive folder for new files, downloads each file, and attaches it to an Asana task. Put the Asana task ID in the file name. JavaScript reads that ID, then Asana uploads the file onto the task. Connect Google Drive and Asana, then point the trigger at the folder you use for task files.
This template receives an Asana task event on a Latenode webhook, loads the task with Asana, and creates the matching item in Motion. JavaScript calls the Motion API with title, due date, and notes. Put the Motion API key in that JavaScript node. Paste the webhook URL into Asana, connect Asana, and map workspace on the Motion call.
This template lists your Asana projects on a schedule, compares those names to folders already in Dropbox, and creates a Dropbox folder for each project that does not have one yet. Connect Asana and Dropbox, pick the parent Dropbox folder, and set how often the scenario should check. Keep Asana and Dropbox credentials on those connections.
This template creates an Asana task whenever Dubsado sends a new contract. Point the Dubsado contract webhook at a Latenode webhook. JavaScript reads client name, contract title, and dates, then Asana creates the task in the project you choose. Connect Asana. If the webhook payload is thin, fetch the contract from the Dubsado API and put the Dubsado API key in that JavaScript node.
This template creates an Asana task for each new Formstack submission. Formstack starts the run when an entry arrives. JavaScript builds the task name and notes from the answers. Asana creates the task in the project you choose. Connect Formstack and Asana, then pick the form and the project.
This template receives Cognito Forms submissions on a Latenode webhook, maps the payload, and creates an Asana task. Paste the webhook URL into Cognito Forms. JavaScript shapes the title and notes from the form fields, then Asana creates the task in the project you choose. Connect Asana and map name, notes, and an assignee if you want one.
This template creates an Asana task for each new Calendly booking. Calendly starts the run when an invitee is created. JavaScript builds the task name and notes from the event type, invitee, start time, and answers. Asana creates the task in the project you choose. Connect Calendly and Asana, then pick the project and an assignee if you want one.
This template receives an Asana task event on a Latenode webhook, loads the task with Asana, and creates the matching item in Any.do. JavaScript calls the Any.do API with title, notes, and due date. Put the Any.do API key in that JavaScript node. Paste the webhook URL into Asana and connect Asana.
This template checks Any.do on a schedule, pulls new tasks through the Any.do API, and creates matching items in Todoist. A JavaScript node holds your Any.do API key and returns title, notes, and due date; Todoist writes each one to the project you choose. Connect Todoist, then set how often the scenario should poll.
This template checks Any.do on a schedule, pulls new tasks through the Any.do API, and creates matching items in Microsoft To Do. A JavaScript node holds your Any.do API key and returns title, notes, and due date; Microsoft To Do writes each one to the list you choose. Connect Microsoft To Do, then set how often the scenario should poll.
This template checks Any.do on a schedule, pulls new tasks through the Any.do API, and creates matching items in Google Tasks. A JavaScript node holds your Any.do API key and returns title, notes, and due date; Google Tasks writes each one to the list you choose. Connect Google Tasks, then set how often the scenario should poll.
This template starts when Airtable creates or updates a record in the base and table you watch. JavaScript builds a short message from the fields you care about, such as name, status, and record URL. Slack posts that message in the channel you choose. Connect Airtable and Slack, then pick the table and the channel. Put Airtable access on the Airtable connection and the Slack bot token on the Slack connection.
This template writes each new VideoAsk reply into Airtable. VideoAsk starts the run when a reply arrives. JavaScript maps respondent name, email, and answers onto your columns. Airtable creates the record in the table you choose. Connect VideoAsk and Airtable, then put each API key on that app's connection.
This template creates Airtable records from new VideoAsk replies. VideoAsk starts the run when a reply arrives. JavaScript maps answers and line items. Airtable writes one record for the reply and a row per line item in the table you use for those items. Connect VideoAsk and Airtable. Put each API key on that app's connection.
This template checks Pocket on a schedule, pulls newly tagged items through the Pocket API, and creates matching Airtable records. A JavaScript node holds your Pocket API key and returns title, URL, and tags. Airtable writes each one to the base and table you choose. Connect Airtable, then set how often the scenario should poll.
This template starts a SignRequest signing request when an Airtable record is created or updated. JavaScript maps signer email, name, and document fields from the record. An HTTP request calls the SignRequest API with your SignRequest API token stored in that node. Use a later GET in JavaScript if you want to track document status. Connect Airtable, then point the trigger at the table that should start a signing request.
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.
This template watches a Feedly feed for new articles, maps title, URL, and published date in JavaScript, and creates an Airtable record. Connect Feedly and Airtable. Point the trigger at the feed you follow. Search Airtable by URL first so the same article is not stored twice. Put Feedly and Airtable credentials on those connections.
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.
This template creates an Airtable record for each new Calendly booking. Calendly starts the run when an invitee is created. JavaScript maps event type, invitee name and email, start time, and question answers. Airtable writes a row in the base and table you choose. Connect Calendly and Airtable, then put the Airtable API key on the Airtable connection.
This template watches an Airtable table for new or updated currency rows and posts those fields to ExRt.Live. Airtable starts the run. JavaScript maps pair, rate, and timestamp, then calls the ExRt.Live API with your key in that node. Connect Airtable, pick the base and table, and put the ExRt.Live API key in the JavaScript node.
This template watches an Airtable table for new or updated records, maps post text, link, and media URL in JavaScript, and sends that payload to the Buffer API so Buffer queues the update on the profiles you choose. Connect Airtable and point the trigger at the publishing table. Put the Buffer access token on the HTTP request node.