Send a Telegram message when Apify task finishes running
Other popular Apify workflows and automations
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Get a Slack notification when Apify Actor finishes running
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Watch for task run then get dataset items and add a row to Google Sheet
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Send an email when Apify Actor finishes running
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Send an email when Apify task finishes running
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Get a Slack notification when Apify task finishes running
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Save Apify task results to Airtable
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Watch for actor run then get dataset items and add a row to Google Sheet
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Save Apify Actor results to Airtable
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Build your own Apify and Raindrop.io automations
Triggers (If this)
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New item
This trigger fires when any new item is added to Raindrop.io
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Actor run finished
This trigger fires when an Apify Actor run reaches a terminal state (succeeded, failed, timed out, or aborted).
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New highlight
This trigger fires when any new highlight is added to Raindrop.io
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Task run finished
This trigger fires when an Apify Actor task run reaches a terminal state (succeeded, failed, timed out, or aborted).
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Item moved to collection
This trigger fires when you move an item to the collection you specify
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New item tagged
This trigger fires when you tag an item with a specific tag in Raindrop.io
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New favorite item
This trigger fires when you favorite an item in Raindrop.io
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New item by type
This trigger fires when article, image, video or document (you specify) has been added to Raindrop.io
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New broken link
This trigger fires when a link becomes broken in Raindrop.io
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New permanent copy
This trigger fires when an item has a permanent copy in Raindrop.io
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New file
This trigger fires when you upload a file to Raindrop.io
New item
This trigger fires when any new item is added to Raindrop.io
Actor run finished
This trigger fires when an Apify Actor run reaches a terminal state (succeeded, failed, timed out, or aborted).
New highlight
This trigger fires when any new highlight is added to Raindrop.io
Task run finished
This trigger fires when an Apify Actor task run reaches a terminal state (succeeded, failed, timed out, or aborted).
Item moved to collection
This trigger fires when you move an item to the collection you specify
New item tagged
This trigger fires when you tag an item with a specific tag in Raindrop.io
New favorite item
This trigger fires when you favorite an item in Raindrop.io
New item by type
This trigger fires when article, image, video or document (you specify) has been added to Raindrop.io
New broken link
This trigger fires when a link becomes broken in Raindrop.io
New permanent copy
This trigger fires when an item has a permanent copy in Raindrop.io
New file
This trigger fires when you upload a file to Raindrop.io
Queries (With)
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Get key-value store record
This query returns a record from an Apify key-value store.
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Query items
This query returns a list of items from Raindrop.io
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Scrape single URL
This query returns extracted text content after deep crawling web pages. It is useful for downloading data from websites such as documentation, knowledge bases, help sites, or blogs.
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Query highlights
This query returns a list of highlights from Raindrop.io
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Get dataset items
This query returns items from an Apify dataset.
Get key-value store record
This query returns a record from an Apify key-value store.
Query items
This query returns a list of items from Raindrop.io
Scrape single URL
This query returns extracted text content after deep crawling web pages. It is useful for downloading data from websites such as documentation, knowledge bases, help sites, or blogs.
Query highlights
This query returns a list of highlights from Raindrop.io
Get dataset items
This query returns items from an Apify dataset.
How to connect Apify and Raindrop.io
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