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This template checks Fellow on a schedule, pulls new action items through the Fellow API, and creates matching tasks in Todoist. A JavaScript node holds your Fellow API key and returns title, due date, and assignee. Todoist writes each one to the project you choose. Connect Todoist, then set how often the scenario should poll.
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 the Feedly RSS URL you paste and, when a new RSS item arrives, builds a Slack message from the title, summary, and link, then posts it to the channel you choose. Paste the feed URL on the RSS trigger. Connect Slack and pick the channel.
This template takes realtor leads into Latenode, stages them in Airtable, and forwards the same payload to Fello Connect. Point Chime, your MLS parser, or a lead-email forward at Mailhook. JavaScript maps contact and property fields. Airtable writes a row coordinators can review. An HTTP request POSTs to Fello Connect with the Fello API key on that HTTP node.
This template watches a Feedly feed for new articles, shapes title and body in JavaScript, and creates a WordPress.com post. Connect Feedly and WordPress.com. Point the trigger at the feed you follow. Map title, content, and excerpt from the article into the post.
This template copies new Real Geeks leads into Fello Connect. A new Real Geeks lead starts the run. JavaScript maps name, email, phone, and notes into the JSON Fello expects. An HTTP request then calls the Fello Connect contacts API with your Fello API key on that node. Connect Real Geeks, then test with one lead.
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 watches a Feedly feed for new articles, builds a short Gmail from the title, summary, and link, and sends it to the addresses you map. Connect Feedly and Gmail. Point the Feedly trigger at the feed you follow. Put Feedly and Gmail access on those connections.
This template watches a Feedly folder for new articles, builds a short Pushover message from the title and URL, and sends it to your phone or desktop. Connect Feedly and Pushover. Point the Feedly trigger at the folder you want to watch. Put the Pushover API token on the Pushover connection and map the user key for the device that should buzz.
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 starts when Mailchimp reports a new campaign, loads the campaign subject and archive URL, and creates a Facebook Page post with that copy. Use it so email and the Page stay in sync without pasting by hand. Connect Mailchimp and Facebook Pages, then pick the Page that should receive the post.
This template watches a YouTube channel for new videos, builds a Page message in JavaScript from title, a short description, and the video URL, and publishes it on a Facebook Page. Connect YouTube and Facebook Pages, then point the trigger at the channel you publish on. Keep those credentials on those connections.
This template watches a feed URL and, when a new RSS item arrives, turns the article into a plain-text Facebook Page post. Tools strips HTML. JavaScript assembles title, excerpt, and link. Supabase looks up the item guid so you do not post twice. Facebook Pages publishes to the Page you connect. Connect Facebook Pages and Supabase, then paste the feed URL on the RSS trigger.
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 starts when someone submits a Facebook Lead Ad form, maps name, email, phone, and custom answers in JavaScript, and POSTs that JSON to the webhook URL you set. Fetch full lead details from Facebook if the trigger payload is incomplete. Connect Facebook Lead Ads. Put any auth header for your destination on the HTTP request node.
This template publishes one message to several Facebook Pages at the time you set. A schedule starts the run. JavaScript holds the post text and the Page ids. An iterator sends each Page into Facebook Pages, which creates the post. Connect Facebook Pages with permission to publish on those Pages, then put the message and Page ids in the JavaScript node.
This template starts when Meta sends a Facebook Messenger event to a Latenode webhook, looks up the sender, shapes a short alert in JavaScript, and sends it with WhatsApp Business Cloud. Connect Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp Business Cloud. Put the Cloud API token on the WhatsApp Business Cloud connection. Paste the webhook URL into the Meta app that delivers Messenger events. Use an approved template when Meta requires one.
This template starts when someone submits a Facebook Lead Ad form, builds a short SMS in JavaScript with name, email, and phone, and sends that text to the sales number you map through ClickSend. Fetch full lead details from Facebook if the trigger payload is incomplete. Connect Facebook Lead Ads and ClickSend. Put the ClickSend API key on the ClickSend connection. The SMS goes to the sales phone you set, not to the lead unless you map that number.
This template starts when someone submits a Facebook Lead Ad form, maps name, email, and phone in JavaScript, and adds the subscriber to the Simplero list you choose. Fetch full lead details from Facebook if the trigger payload is incomplete. Connect Facebook Lead Ads. Use a JavaScript node to call the Simplero API. Put the Simplero API key in that JavaScript node.
This template starts when someone submits a Facebook Lead Ad form, maps name, email, and phone in JavaScript, and creates or updates the Ontraport contact. Fetch full lead details from Facebook if the trigger payload is incomplete. Connect Facebook Lead Ads and Ontraport. Put the Ontraport API key on the Ontraport connection. Match on email so repeats update the same contact.
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 starts when someone submits a Facebook Lead Ad form, maps name, email, and phone in JavaScript, and creates a lead in Microsoft Dynamics 365. Fetch full lead details from Facebook if the trigger payload is incomplete. Connect Facebook Lead Ads and point the trigger at the form. Put the Dynamics 365 credentials in that JavaScript node.
This template starts when someone submits a Facebook Lead Ad form, uses JavaScript to map name, email, and phone, then upserts the contact in HighLevel (LeadConnector). After the upsert, JavaScript or an HTTP request adds the contact to a campaign using your LeadConnector API key in that node. Connect Facebook Lead Ads and HighLevel, then map the form fields.
This template sends an Unbounce form lead to Facebook Conversions as soon as the form is submitted. Unbounce starts the run. JavaScript lowercases and hashes email and other user fields. Facebook Conversions sends the Lead event for the pixel or dataset you map. Connect Unbounce and Facebook Conversions, then choose the page, form, and event name.