Add Feedly Personal Board Articles to Buffer Queue
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Any new article in Feedly Category, add to Buffer
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Triggers (If this)
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New article saved for later
This trigger fires every time a new article is added to your Saved For Later queue.
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Any new post in Buffer
This Trigger fires every time you add a new post to Buffer or post now via Buffer.
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New prioritized article
This trigger fires when an article is prioritized by Leo
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New photo in Buffer
This Trigger fires every time you add a new photo to Buffer or post now via Buffer.
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New article in board
This trigger fires when an article is added to the selected personal or team board
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New popular article from category
This trigger fires every time a new popular article from a specific category appears on Feedly.
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New note
This trigger fires when you (or a team member) add a note to an article in Feedly.
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New highlight
This trigger fires when you (or a team member) highlight text in an article.
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New article from category
This trigger fires every time a new article from a specific category appears on Feedly.
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New source added
This trigger fires every time you add any new source to Feedly.
New article saved for later
This trigger fires every time a new article is added to your Saved For Later queue.
Any new post in Buffer
This Trigger fires every time you add a new post to Buffer or post now via Buffer.
New prioritized article
This trigger fires when an article is prioritized by Leo
New photo in Buffer
This Trigger fires every time you add a new photo to Buffer or post now via Buffer.
New article in board
This trigger fires when an article is added to the selected personal or team board
New popular article from category
This trigger fires every time a new popular article from a specific category appears on Feedly.
New note
This trigger fires when you (or a team member) add a note to an article in Feedly.
New highlight
This trigger fires when you (or a team member) highlight text in an article.
New article from category
This trigger fires every time a new article from a specific category appears on Feedly.
New source added
This trigger fires every time you add any new source to Feedly.
Queries (With)
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History of sources added
This query returns a list of every time you add any new source to Feedly.
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History of articles in board
This query returns a list of when an article is added to the selected personal or team board
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History of articles from category
This query returns a list of every time a new article from a specific category appears on Feedly.
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History of articles saved for later
This query returns a list of every time a new article is added to your Saved For Later queue.
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History of popular articles from category
This query returns a list of every time a new popular article from a specific category appears on Feedly.
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History of prioritized articles
This query returns a list of when an article is prioritized by Leo
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History of highlights
This query returns a list of when you (or a team member) highlight text in an article.
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History of notes
This query returns a list of when you (or a team member) add a note to an article in Feedly.
History of sources added
This query returns a list of every time you add any new source to Feedly.
History of articles in board
This query returns a list of when an article is added to the selected personal or team board
History of articles from category
This query returns a list of every time a new article from a specific category appears on Feedly.
History of articles saved for later
This query returns a list of every time a new article is added to your Saved For Later queue.
History of popular articles from category
This query returns a list of every time a new popular article from a specific category appears on Feedly.
History of prioritized articles
This query returns a list of when an article is prioritized by Leo
History of highlights
This query returns a list of when you (or a team member) highlight text in an article.
History of notes
This query returns a list of when you (or a team member) add a note to an article in Feedly.
Actions (Then that)
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Save an article for later
This action will add a new article URL to your Saved For Later queue.
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Add to Buffer
This Action will add a post to Buffer. If your Buffer is full then the post will be skipped.
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Add an article to a personal board
This action will add an article to the selected personal board
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Add photo to Buffer
This Action will add a photo to Buffer. If your Buffer is full then the post will be skipped.
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Add an article to a team board
This action will add an article to the selected team board (requires a Feedly Teams subscription)
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Add a new source
This action will attempt to add a new source from a feed or page URL.
Save an article for later
This action will add a new article URL to your Saved For Later queue.
Add to Buffer
This Action will add a post to Buffer. If your Buffer is full then the post will be skipped.
Add an article to a personal board
This action will add an article to the selected personal board
Add photo to Buffer
This Action will add a photo to Buffer. If your Buffer is full then the post will be skipped.
Add an article to a team board
This action will add an article to the selected team board (requires a Feedly Teams subscription)
Add a new source
This action will attempt to add a new source from a feed or page URL.
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