Get an email when Convo publishes a new trigger or action
Other popular Convo workflows and automations
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When a new task is completed, then create a post on Convo
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When a New post from the Startup Magazine in "Technology", create a post on Convo
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When a new tweet by you with hashtag, then create a post on Convo
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Get an email when a new Convo Applet is published
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When a new card is added to Trello board, then create a post on Convo
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When a New post from the Startup Magazine in "Interviews", create a post on Convo
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When a New post from the Startup Magazine in "Startup News", create a post on Convo
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When a new event is added to Google Calendar, then create a post on Convo
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Build your own Convo and FYTA automations
Triggers (If this)
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Soil is too wet
Triggered whenever your plant experiences overwatering stress
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It's too warm
Triggered whenever your plant is experiences heat stress
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It's too cold
Triggered whenever your plant experiences cold stress
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Soil is too dry
Triggered whenever your plant dryness stress
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There's too much light
Triggered whenever your plant is overexposed to light
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There's is not enough light
Triggered whenever your plant is not receiving sufficient light
Soil is too wet
Triggered whenever your plant experiences overwatering stress
It's too warm
Triggered whenever your plant is experiences heat stress
It's too cold
Triggered whenever your plant experiences cold stress
Soil is too dry
Triggered whenever your plant dryness stress
There's too much light
Triggered whenever your plant is overexposed to light
There's is not enough light
Triggered whenever your plant is not receiving sufficient light
Queries (With)
How to connect Convo and FYTA
Find or create an Applet
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