Hey there! The best way to do this would be to trigger from a view.
Create a view in Airtable that filters based on your time requirements, and trigger a zap from that.
Hope that helps!
Hey there! The best way to do this would be to trigger from a view.
Create a view in Airtable that filters based on your time requirements, and trigger a zap from that.
Hope that helps!
Hi,
But a zap triggers only a new row creation / existing row update and so forth, not a block execution (sms / sendgrid).
My table doesn’t change, I just need to send an email to the entire list on a daily basis.
Hi,
But a zap triggers only a new row creation / existing row update and so forth, not a block execution (sms / sendgrid).
My table doesn’t change, I just need to send an email to the entire list on a daily basis.
In that case, you want to use Schedule by Zapier
In that case, you want to use Schedule by Zapier
Sure, but still, the possible actions are only to create / update / find records… while my need is to perform actions on an entire table (preferably using sms / sendgrid blocks)
Sure, but still, the possible actions are only to create / update / find records… while my need is to perform actions on an entire table (preferably using sms / sendgrid blocks)
Yes - You find the record, then send them a message and you’re correct - It will send individually
You need to leverage views, and you should set up logic to ensure that records come into and out of those views though.
Is there a reason that sending individually doesn’t suit your needs here?
Yes - You find the record, then send them a message and you’re correct - It will send individually
You need to leverage views, and you should set up logic to ensure that records come into and out of those views though.
Is there a reason that sending individually doesn’t suit your needs here?
Sending individually will require more logic to go through all the records with some kind of a for loop or something, is that possible using airtable + zapier?
Are you referring to writing a script on airtable?
Sending individually will require more logic to go through all the records with some kind of a for loop or something, is that possible using airtable + zapier?
Are you referring to writing a script on airtable?
Hey! Yes - That is possible in Zapier. I’m a Zapier certified expert (So I know how to set this kind of thing up) - Feel free to send me an email if you’d like me to help you build this