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Automation to send an email with names of who signed-up to an event with today's date

  • April 12, 2023
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We take bookings online for a fortnightly gardening session, and the attendees' details are then added/ updated in an Airtable list.

Before each fortnightly session, we currently manually send the list of who is signed up to the session leader which feels inefficient! I have setup the Airtable/ bookings so that the dates people signed-up to auto-populate, currently as a list since they may sign-up to multiple dates, eg "03-05-2023, 17-05-2023," etc. I'd love to find an automation which searches for today's date in this field and sends an email to the leader with the sign-up people but I can't see a way to do this. There is an automation option to Send an email when the date field matches 'Actual trigger time' but not sure how this is formatted/ if it would work.

 

Hope this makes sense and would welcome any suggestions!

thanks

Best answer by TheTimeSavingCo

Assuming you've got an "Events" and "People" table like so:



You could potentially create an automation that would identify the record with today's date and send that list of participants via email?

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Assuming you've got an "Events" and "People" table like so:



You could potentially create an automation that would identify the record with today's date and send that list of participants via email?

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  • April 13, 2023

Oh brilliant! This is a great solution, I've made a yes/no column for today's date and updated my automation, I think it should work, thanks so much! 🙂