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This template starts when Calendly creates an invitee, then creates a Wealthbox task for follow-up. Map invitee name, email, event type, and start time into the task. Connect Calendly and Wealthbox. Put the Wealthbox API key on the Wealthbox connection. Pick the assignee and due date you want on the task.
This template starts when a Calendly invitee is created, then writes that person into Keap. Name, email, and event details come with the booking. JavaScript creates or updates the Keap contact by email using the Keap API key stored in that node. Keep Calendly on its connection.
This template starts when Calendly creates an invitee, then writes that person into GetResponse. Name, email, and event details come with the booking. GetResponse creates or updates the contact so a second booking updates the same record. Connect Calendly and GetResponse. Keep the keys on those connections.
This template starts when Calendly creates an invitee, then sends a short SMS through Twilio. Event name, invitee, and start time come with the booking. Send the text to your phone, or to the invitee number when Calendly includes one. Connect Calendly and Twilio. Keep the keys on those connections.
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 starts when a Calendly invitee is created, maps name, email, and event in JavaScript, and creates a Dubsado project through the Dubsado API. Connect Calendly and point the trigger at the event type you want. Put the Dubsado API key in the JavaScript node.
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 starts when Brevo reports a marketing event you subscribe to, including contact activity. JavaScript maps email, name, and attributes. If the event only includes an id, the same node loads the contact from the Brevo API with your Brevo API key in that JavaScript node. An HTTP request then POSTs the normalized contact JSON to the URL you choose: your CRM, warehouse, or internal endpoint.
This template watches a WordPress.com site for new posts, builds a Buffer update from title, excerpt, and permalink, and adds it to your Buffer queue. JavaScript calls the Buffer API. Connect WordPress.com. Put the Buffer access token in that JavaScript node and map 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 starts when someone joins the Mailchimp audience you watch, then creates a Brivity lead with email, name, and merge fields. JavaScript calls the Brivity API with your Brivity API key in that node, and matches on email when Brivity already has the person. Connect Mailchimp and pick the audience.
This template starts when BotConversa POSTs a new-tag event to a Latenode webhook. JavaScript reads the tag name, then Google Sheets creates a spreadsheet (and a worksheet) for that tag so related rows have a place to land. Connect Google Sheets, then paste the webhook URL into BotConversa as the destination for tag events.
This template watches a Box folder for new files, downloads each file, and uploads a copy to the Google Drive folder you choose. Use it to keep a Drive backup of the Box folder you already work in. Connect Box and Google Drive, then point the trigger at the Box folder and the upload at the Drive folder.
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 posts a Slack message when Basecamp 3 creates a to-do. Basecamp sends the event to a Latenode webhook. JavaScript reads title, due date, and assignee. Slack posts that summary in the channel you choose. Connect Slack. If you poll Basecamp instead of a webhook, put the Basecamp access token in the JavaScript node.
This template receives a new donation or payment on a Latenode webhook and creates a Bloomerang task so your team can thank or follow up. JavaScript calls the Bloomerang API with donor name, amount, and date. Put the Bloomerang API key in that JavaScript node. Point Bloomerang or your payment system at the webhook URL.
This template receives each Big Cartel order on a webhook, maps order id, total, and items in JavaScript, and sends a purchase event to Google Analytics 4. Point Big Cartel at the Latenode webhook URL. Connect Google Analytics and put access on that connection. Use a JavaScript node to shape the event name and parameters GA4 expects.
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 starts when someone submits a Jotform, builds a project message in JavaScript from the answers, and posts it in the Basecamp project you choose. File URLs from the form go in the same message so the team can open attachments. Connect Jotform and Basecamp, pick the form and project, and put the Jotform API key on the Jotform connection.
This template turns inbound Gmail into Basecamp 3 to-dos. Gmail starts the run on a new message. JavaScript reads subject, sender, and body, then calls the Basecamp API to add a to-do on the project and list you choose. Put the Basecamp access token in that JavaScript node. Connect Gmail and pick the inbox or label you want to watch.
This template starts on a new Google Form response, maps the answers in JavaScript, and creates a Basecamp 3 document on the project you choose. Use it to file intake, briefs, or lead notes where the team already works. Connect Google Forms, then put the Basecamp access token, project id, and docs vault id in the JavaScript node that calls the Basecamp API.
This template watches Basecamp for a new project and emails the name and description from Gmail. Use it so stakeholders hear about a project as soon as it exists. Connect Basecamp and Gmail. Watch new projects, then map the project fields into the subject and body.
This template receives a new Bark lead on a Latenode webhook, maps name, contact, job, and location in JavaScript, and appends a Google Sheets row. Use it as a live log of inbound Barks without copying them by hand. Connect Google Sheets, then paste the webhook URL into Bark. If the webhook body is thin, call the Bark API from that JavaScript node and put the Bark API key there.
This template starts when Azure DevOps creates a work item such as a task or bug. JavaScript reads type, title, assignee, and link, then Google Chat posts that summary to the space you choose. Connect Azure DevOps and Google Chat, then keep the trigger on work item events for the project you care about.