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Help please! I cannot figure this out. (I thought I'd posted this earlier but it doesn't look like it went through....)I have about 5000 people in a base and I need to send individual emails to them, so 5000 email messages total. The emails will cont...
I built a base for a project, and shared it with several users with editor privs. I added them to my own workspace, and thus assumed responsibility for the cost of their (Pro) accounts. There are a lot of bases in my Pro workspace, but I'm only shari...
I've subscribed to the beta for the Send SMS automation action. Testing with myself and a few friends so far works well. But I'm going to use this soon on a trip where I'll need to send SMS to about 120 people (to let them know that an event's time h...
I've created a simple automation that uses a Gmail account to send out an email. The triggering and the sending work beautifully.The text of the email (as I've entered it into the Automations field for this) includes a personalized URL pulled from th...
I've used Zapier on and off for the last couple of years for small purposes. This week I used it for something important, and I'm wondering if the approach I took is the best way to solve the problem.I have a list of people (about 120) that I needed ...
I have another problem with this task. I started sending out emails before I remembered that there is (?) a limit on the number of individual emails I can send using Google Workspace. The automation is triggered when I change value in a single-select...
Thanks, Kevin, for clarifying the limits. Yes, I was triggering records individually, by changing value in a SendStatus field from 'Not Sent' to 'Sending'. The automation would send the email (via my Gmail account) for each record individually, and t...
Thanks for this excellent response. I've now used all of these methods myself, and I agree, it's nice to be able to "mix and match". I was particularly curious about a couple of things: reliability; efficiency; and message limits. I'm sure that I saw...
Well, never mind. I live in Markdown 24/7, but I must have done something wrong when I was testing earlier and getting frustrated. I finally got it to work (quite nicely, I should add), using a bog-standard Markdown link syntax. [Click here!](https:/...
