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This template runs on a schedule, calls the Bullhorn API from JavaScript for leads created since the last run, and sends a short SMS with Twilio. Connect Twilio. Put the Bullhorn API key in that JavaScript node. Put the Twilio Account SID and Auth Token on the Twilio connection. Map name and phone into the message.
This template checks Loomly on a schedule, lists new calendar posts in JavaScript, and adds each update to a Buffer queue. Put the Loomly API key in the JavaScript node that lists posts. Put the Buffer access token in the JavaScript node that queues the update. Map caption, media, and the Buffer profile id for the social account you want.
This template watches a feed URL and, when a new RSS item arrives, strips HTML, builds a Buffer update from title, excerpt, and link, and adds it to your Buffer queue. Tools converts HTML to plain text. JavaScript assembles the update. An HTTP request calls the Buffer API. Paste the feed URL on the RSS trigger. Put the Buffer access token on that HTTP request node.
This template runs on a schedule, calls the BoomTown API from JavaScript for new leads, and adds or updates each person in Mailchimp. Email, name, and lead tags come from BoomTown. Mailchimp matches on email so a repeat lead refreshes the same subscriber. Connect Mailchimp. Put the BoomTown API key in that JavaScript node and the Mailchimp API key on the Mailchimp connection.
This template runs on a weekly schedule and creates a Basecamp 3 to-do with the title, notes, and assignee you map. Use a JavaScript node to call the Basecamp to-do API. Put the Basecamp access token, project id, and to-do list id in that JavaScript node. Pick the weekday and hour in your timezone.
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 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 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 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 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 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 takes a Practice Better enrollment on a Latenode webhook, maps email and name in JavaScript, then creates or updates that contact in ActiveCampaign and adds the enrollment tag you choose. Connect ActiveCampaign and put the ActiveCampaign API key on that connection. Point Practice Better enrollment notifications at the webhook URL. If Practice Better cannot post, run on a schedule and call the Practice Better API from JavaScript with the Practice Better API key in that node.
This template copies ABC Trainerize nutrition goals into a Google Sheet on a schedule. Each run, JavaScript calls the Trainerize API with your Trainerize API key in that node, then maps client, goal, calories, protein, and dates. Google Sheets appends each record. Connect Google Sheets in Latenode and point the JavaScript node at the nutrition-goals route from Trainerize API docs.
This template runs on a schedule. JavaScript or an HTTP request lists contacts created since the last run, with your 17hats API key in that node, then normalizes name and email. Mailchimp adds or updates each subscriber in the audience you choose. If 17hats can post, start from a webhook instead of the schedule.
This template looks up new contacts in 17hats on a schedule, then adds or updates them on a Mailchimp audience. JavaScript calls the 17hats API with your 17hats API key in that node and returns email, name, and any fields you want on Mailchimp. Mailchimp adds or updates each subscriber on the audience you choose.
This template runs on a schedule, lists recent media and comments with Instagram for Business, and skips comments from your own account plus threads you already answered. JavaScript fills a short reply with the commenter's username and posts it through the Instagram Graph API. Connect Instagram for Business to list comments. Put the Instagram access token in the JavaScript node that posts the reply.
This template checks Google Photos on a schedule, downloads new photos and videos in JavaScript, and uploads each file to a Dropbox folder. Put the Google Photos access token in that JavaScript node. Connect Dropbox and choose the backup folder. Keep a last-seen timestamp in the same JavaScript so only new media is copied.
This template watches a feed URL and, when a new RSS item arrives, turns the article into a plain-text post and publishes it on a Facebook Page. Tools strips HTML. JavaScript assembles title, excerpt, and link. Facebook Pages publishes to the Page you connect. Connect Facebook Pages, then paste the feed URL on the RSS trigger.
This template runs on a schedule, loads the forecast from Open Weather for the city you set, formats a short message in JavaScript, and posts it to a Discord channel. Use it for a community or team channel that wants a regular forecast without opening another app. Connect Open Weather and Discord. Put the OpenWeather API key on the Open Weather connection.
This template watches a feed URL and, when a new RSS item arrives, strips HTML, builds a Buffer update from title, excerpt, and link, and adds it to your Buffer queue. Tools converts HTML to plain text. JavaScript assembles the update. An HTTP request calls the Buffer API. Paste the feed URL on the RSS trigger. Put the Buffer access token on that HTTP request node.
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.