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Found 27 templates linked to integration "microsoft-365"
This template runs once a day. JavaScript compares today's date with the start and return you set, then calls Microsoft Graph to turn mailbox automatic replies on or off so Teams shows the right status. On the start day it also posts a short message in a Teams channel. Connect Microsoft Teams. Put the Graph token in that JavaScript node.
This template keeps a light Instagram engagement loop. A schedule asks ChatGPT for hashtags. PhantomBuster fetches recent posts for those tags. JavaScript skips URLs already stored in SharePoint, then PhantomBuster likes one remaining post. SharePoint saves that URL so the next run does not repeat it. Connect SharePoint and PhantomBuster. Put the PhantomBuster API key on the PhantomBuster connection.
This template watches a Microsoft OneNote section for new pages, reads the page content, and creates a Google Doc from the title and body. JavaScript cleans OneNote HTML into plain text. Connect Microsoft OneNote and Google Docs, then point the trigger at the section you want to watch.
This template watches Microsoft Outlook for new mail, builds a text file from subject and body in JavaScript, and creates that file in a Google Drive folder. Connect Microsoft Outlook and Google Drive. This uses Outlook mail, not calendar. Point the Drive step at the archive folder you want.
This template watches a Google Drive folder for new files, reads the filename and type, and creates a Microsoft OneNote page in the section you choose. JavaScript builds a short HTML body with the file name, type, and Drive link. Connect Google Drive and Microsoft OneNote, then point the trigger at the upload folder.
This template adds a Google Meet join URL to new Outlook calendar events. A schedule starts each run. JavaScript calls Microsoft Graph calendarView for the window you set, then Google Meet creates a meeting link. JavaScript writes that URL onto the Outlook event. Put the Graph token in that JavaScript node. Connect Google Meet. Skip events that already have a conference URL.
This template logs Harvest time from Outlook meetings. A schedule starts each run. JavaScript calls Microsoft Graph calendarView for the window you set and turns start and end into hours. Put the Graph token in that JavaScript node. Harvest creates a time entry with the event title as notes. Connect Harvest and pick the project and task those hours should land on.
This template watches Microsoft Outlook for new mail, cleans the body in JavaScript, asks ChatGPT for a reply, and sends that reply from Outlook. Connect Microsoft Outlook with permission to read and send mail. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI step, so you do not paste an OpenAI key. This uses Outlook mail, not calendar.
This template watches a feed URL and, when a new RSS item arrives, builds a OneNote page from the title, summary, and link, then creates that note in the section you set. Paste the feed URL on the RSS trigger. Connect Microsoft OneNote and pick the notebook and section that should collect items.
This template starts when Trello posts a new card to a Latenode webhook, maps title, description, and due date in JavaScript, and creates a Microsoft To Do task on the list you choose. Connect Microsoft To Do. Point Trello at the webhook URL. Put the Trello API key in that JavaScript node if you need extra card fields.
This template creates a monday.com item whenever a new row lands on a Microsoft SharePoint list. SharePoint starts the run; monday.com writes the card on the board and group you choose. Connect both apps, then map SharePoint columns to monday.com columns.
This template watches a Microsoft Outlook mailbox for new mail, trims sender, subject, and a short excerpt in JavaScript, and texts you from Twilio. Connect Microsoft Outlook and Twilio, then point the trigger at the inbox you care about. Put the Twilio Account SID and Auth Token on the Twilio connection.
This template starts when Zoom finishes a cloud recording, downloads the file, and uploads it to the SharePoint folder you choose. JavaScript reads the download URL and meeting topic. An HTTP request fetches the video. Connect Zoom and SharePoint. Put a Zoom token on that HTTP request so Zoom allows the download.
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 watches Gmail for new attachments, downloads each file, and uploads it to a OneDrive folder you choose. Use it so invoices, briefs, and other attachments live in OneDrive without dragging them over. Connect Gmail and OneDrive, then point the trigger at new attachments and pick the destination folder.
This template starts when someone submits a Facebook Lead Ad form, maps name, email, and phone in JavaScript, and sends a follow-up email from Microsoft Outlook. Fetch full lead details from Facebook if the trigger payload is incomplete. Connect Facebook Lead Ads and Microsoft Outlook. This sends mail, not a calendar event.
This template writes each new WPForms entry into a Microsoft Excel table. Point the WPForms webhook at Latenode. JavaScript maps the form fields onto your table columns. Excel adds the row in the workbook you keep in OneDrive or SharePoint. Connect Microsoft Excel, then send a test submit and confirm the row.
This template runs on the schedule you set, lists your recent Strava activities, and writes distance, duration, and date as new Excel table rows. JavaScript keeps those fields and skips workouts already in the sheet. Connect Strava and Microsoft Excel. Put the Strava key on the Strava connection.
This template inserts a Microsoft SQL Server row each time a message hits Mailhook. Forward or send mail to the Mailhook address, map subject, sender, date, and body in JavaScript, then insert the row. Connect Microsoft SQL Server and put the database password on that connection. This uses inbound email, not a calendar feed.
This template watches Gmail or Outlook for new mail, builds a short Discord message in JavaScript from subject, sender, and a body excerpt, then posts it to the channel you choose. Connect the inbox you actually use and a Discord bot that can post there. Keep Gmail or Outlook access on that connection, and the bot token on the Discord connection.
This template collects Outlook calendar events into a digest and emails the rollup on a schedule. A schedule starts each poll. JavaScript calls Microsoft Graph calendarview with your Graph token in that node, then Latenode Database stores title, start, and location. A second schedule loads those Database objects, formats the list in JavaScript, and sends it with Outlook email. Connect Outlook for the digest email. Keep the Graph token on the JavaScript node.
This template starts when Constant Contact adds a contact, then uses JavaScript to save a draft in Microsoft Outlook through Microsoft Graph. Use it when a new subscriber should get a personal email you still want to review before send. Connect Constant Contact with access to the list you watch. Put the Graph token in the JavaScript node.
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 keeps a light Instagram engagement loop. A schedule loads the accounts you track from SharePoint. PhantomBuster fetches recent posts, JavaScript skips URLs you already liked, then PhantomBuster likes one remaining post. SharePoint stores that URL so the next run does not repeat it. Connect SharePoint and PhantomBuster. Put the PhantomBuster API key on the PhantomBuster connection.