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This template turns inbound email into a OneSignal push. Forward the inbox you care about to the Mailhook address. OneSignal sends a notification with the subject and sender to the app or segment you choose. Connect OneSignal and put the OneSignal REST API key on that connection.
This template creates an Opsgenie alert when a new message arrives at Mailhook. Forward the inbox you care about to the Mailhook address. JavaScript builds the alert from subject, sender, and body, then calls the Opsgenie Alerts API. Put the Opsgenie API key in that JavaScript node.
This template turns inbound email into a Trello card. Forward the inbox you care about to the Mailhook address. JavaScript reads subject, sender, and body, then calls the Trello API to create a card on the board and list you set. Put the Trello API key in that JavaScript node.
This template starts when someone submits a Facebook Lead Ad form, maps name, email, and phone in JavaScript, writes that person to Keap Max Classic, and sends a short Gmail confirmation to the inbox you choose. Fetch full lead details from Facebook if the trigger payload is incomplete. Connect Facebook Lead Ads and Gmail. Put the Keap token in that JavaScript node.
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 gathers a file once a day and uploads it to your EasyFTP (or other SFTP) host. JavaScript loads the file bytes from a URL or a previous node; SFTP writes them to the remote path. Put host, user, and password on the SFTP connection, then set the daily schedule.
This template watches Ecwid for new orders, maps billing email and name in JavaScript, and adds or updates that person in the Mailchimp audience you choose. Connect Ecwid and Mailchimp, pick the store and the audience, and put API keys on those connections. Use it so checkout emails land on the list you send from.
This template turns inbound email into a Google Calendar event. Forward the inbox you care about to the Mailhook address. JavaScript reads title, date, time, and location from the subject and body, then Google Calendar creates the event on the calendar you choose. Connect Google Calendar. Point the create step at that calendar.
This template receives a new-member JSON payload on a Latenode webhook, checks the fields in JavaScript, and sends a welcome email from Gmail. Point your membership or auth system at the webhook URL. Connect Gmail. Use it for EFC Aquila or any community that can POST name, email, and plan on signup.
This template starts when Gmail receives a new attachment, downloads the file, and uploads it over SFTP. Use it to archive invoices, signed PDFs, or other inbound files on a host your team already uses. Connect Gmail and SFTP. Put host, user, and password on the SFTP connection. If the server speaks FTP only, perform the upload in a JavaScript node and keep those credentials in that node.
This template stores files from inbound webhooks on your EasyFTP host. A webhook starts the run. An HTTP request downloads the file from the URL in the payload. SFTP writes it to the remote path. Put host, user, and password on the SFTP connection. Point the sending system at the Latenode webhook URL.
This template starts when Dubsado posts a new lead to a Latenode webhook, creates a Trello card from JavaScript, and logs the lead id and card URL in Google Sheets. Point Dubsado at the webhook, put the Trello API key in that JavaScript node, and connect Google Sheets for the log.
This template receives a Dubsado payment on a Latenode webhook, maps amount, client, and product in JavaScript, then writes the product and sale in Wave. Paste the webhook URL into Dubsado. Connect Wave. If you call the Dubsado API instead of a webhook, put that API key in the JavaScript node.
This template adds new Dubsado leads to a Mailchimp audience. Point Dubsado lead webhooks at a Latenode webhook. JavaScript extracts email and name, then Mailchimp adds or updates the subscriber. Connect Mailchimp. Put the Mailchimp API key on the Mailchimp connection.
This template adds new Dubsado leads to a Flodesk audience. Point Dubsado project or lead webhooks at a Latenode webhook. JavaScript reads email and name, then Flodesk creates or updates the subscriber and adds them to your segment. Connect Flodesk. Put the Flodesk API key on the Flodesk connection.
This template starts when a new file appears in a Dropbox folder, skips non-video names in JavaScript, downloads the existing file, and uploads it to YouTube. Title comes from the filename. Connect Dropbox and YouTube, then point the trigger at the folder you drop videos into. Put a Dropbox token on the HTTP request so Dropbox allows the download.
This template watches a Dropbox folder for new files, creates a shared link, and shortens that link with TinyURL. Use it when you drop files into a folder and want a short URL ready to send. Connect Dropbox and TinyURL, then point the trigger at the folder you share from.
This template watches a Dropbox folder for new files, creates a shared link, and shortens that URL with T.LY. Use it when you drop files into a folder and need a short link to send. Connect Dropbox and point the trigger at that folder. Use a JavaScript node to call the T.LY API. Put the T.LY API key in that JavaScript node.
This template watches a Google Drive folder for new uploads, downloads each file, and saves it to a Dropbox folder. Use it to keep a second copy for backup, a client share, or a tool that only reads Dropbox. Connect Google Drive and Dropbox, then point the trigger at the Drive folder and the upload at the Dropbox path.
This template watches a Dropbox folder for new files and creates an Evernote note for each one. Dropbox starts the run and can mint a shared link. JavaScript writes the note title from the filename and stores the link in the notebook you set. Connect Dropbox and point the trigger at the folder. Put the Evernote token in that JavaScript node.
This template runs on a schedule, lists new tracks from the SoundCloud accounts you follow in JavaScript, and uploads each file to a Dropbox folder. Put the SoundCloud API key in that JavaScript node. Connect Dropbox and point the upload at the backup folder you choose.
This template starts when your Instagram for Business account publishes a new post, downloads the media, and uploads the file to a Dropbox folder you choose. Use it as a backup of photos and video you already published. Connect Instagram for Business and Dropbox, then point the trigger at that Instagram account and the Dropbox folder you use as the archive.
This template watches a Dropbox folder for new files, creates a shared link, downloads the file with an HTTP request, reads text with OCR Space, and appends file name and text to Google Sheets. Connect Dropbox, OCR Space, and Google Sheets, then point the trigger at the folder you use for scans. Put the OCR Space API key on the OCR Space connection.
This template files each inbound email into its own Dropbox folder. Mailhook receives the message at the Mailhook address. JavaScript builds a filesystem-safe folder name from subject, sender, and date. Dropbox then creates that folder in the parent path you choose. Connect Dropbox in Latenode and forward the inbox you care about to Mailhook.