Create Pipedrive deals from new attendees registered in Eventbrite
Other popular Eventbrite workflows and automations
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Post new Eventbrite orders to a Slack channel
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Add new Eventbrite attendees to Salesforce as leads
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Create new Google My Business posts from new Eventbrite events
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Get Slack notifications for new Eventbrite attendees
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Add new Eventbrite attendees to a Mailchimp list
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Add new Eventbrite attendees to Constant Contact lists
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Send emails from Gmail when new attendees register on Eventbrite
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Create Webflow CMS items from new Eventbrite events
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Build your own Eventbrite and Wink: Spotter automations
Triggers (If this)
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New event
This trigger fires when a new event is created.
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Temperature rises above
This Trigger fires every time the temperature measured by your Spotter rises above the value you specify.
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New attendee registered
This trigger fires when a new attendee registers for an event.
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Temperature drops below
This Trigger fires every time the temperature measured by your Spotter drops below the value you specify.
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New order
This trigger fires when there is a new order placed for an event.
New event
This trigger fires when a new event is created.
Temperature rises above
This Trigger fires every time the temperature measured by your Spotter rises above the value you specify.
New attendee registered
This trigger fires when a new attendee registers for an event.
Temperature drops below
This Trigger fires every time the temperature measured by your Spotter drops below the value you specify.
New order
This trigger fires when there is a new order placed for an event.
Actions (Then that)
How to connect Eventbrite and Wink: Spotter
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