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This template shortens a URL from each Zoho Forms submission and stores the short link on that record. Point Zoho Forms webhooks at a Latenode webhook. JavaScript calls your URL shortener API, then writes the short URL back through the Zoho Forms API. Put the shortener API key in that JavaScript node, and the Zoho Forms API key in the same node.
This template watches a YouTube channel for new uploads, copies title and description, and uploads the video to Vimeo. Connect YouTube and Vimeo. Watch new videos in the channel. JavaScript maps the metadata. Put Vimeo access on the Vimeo connection.
This template starts when WooCommerce adds a new customer, maps name, email, and address in JavaScript, and creates the matching customer in Visma eAccounting. Connect WooCommerce with your store URL and consumer key. Put the Visma eAccounting API key in the JavaScript node that calls Visma.
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 starts when Zoom finishes a cloud recording, downloads the file, and uploads it to YouTube. JavaScript reads the download URL and meeting topic. An HTTP request fetches the video. Connect Zoom and YouTube. Put a Zoom token on that HTTP request so Zoom allows the download.
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 takes each new GoFundMe Pro supporter, reads name and email in JavaScript, and creates a matching customer in QuickBooks Online. Point the GoFundMe Pro webhook at Latenode. Connect QuickBooks and look up the email first so you skip people who already exist. If you poll supporters over HTTP instead of a webhook, put the GoFundMe Pro API key in that 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 takes a message that Chrome sends to Mailhook, maps subject, recipient, and body in JavaScript, and delivers it with Gmail. Copy the Mailhook address and send or forward the Chrome email there. Connect Gmail. Put Gmail access on the Gmail connection.
This template watches a Snowflake table for new rows, maps click id, conversion time, and value in JavaScript, and sends an offline conversion to Google Ads. Connect Snowflake and Google Ads. Point the trigger at the table that stores conversions. Keep Snowflake credentials on the Snowflake connection and Google Ads on the Google Ads connection.
This template starts when Wix records a new order or a new member, builds To, subject, and body in JavaScript from those fields, and sends the email with Gmail. Connect Wix and Gmail, then pick the Wix trigger that matches the event. For a Wix form, paste the Latenode webhook URL as the form destination and send from Gmail with the same mapping.
This template watches Gmail for new mail and opens a Pipedrive deal so inbound sales threads land in the pipeline without copy-paste. The email subject becomes the deal title. Sender and a short body snippet go in the notes. Connect Gmail and Pipedrive, then point the trigger at the inbox or label you use for new opportunities.
This template creates a Gmail draft when Tidio captures a chatbot contact. Tidio sends the event to a Latenode webhook. JavaScript reads name, email, and the first message, then Gmail creates the draft. Connect Gmail. If you poll Tidio over HTTP instead of a webhook, store the Tidio API key in the JavaScript node.
This template watches Gmail for new mail, shapes the subject and body in JavaScript, and sends a WhatsApp message through the Tellephant API. Connect Gmail, then put the Tellephant API key and the recipient number on the HTTP request that calls Tellephant. Use it to push inbox alerts to WhatsApp without copying the message by hand.
This template emails customers when ShipStation marks an order shipped. Point ShipStation shipping webhooks at a Latenode webhook. JavaScript reads customer email, order number, and tracking, then Gmail sends the message. Connect Gmail. Put a ShipStation API key in that JavaScript node if you look up extra order fields.
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.