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Other popular Department of Agriculture workflows and automations
- Get an email when the USDA posts a new open recall due to allergens
- Post new open recalls due to Listeria from the USDA to a Facebook Page
- Share new Ask FSIS Q&As from the USDA to a Slack channel
- Get alerts when there's an open recall from the USDA
Useful Department of Agriculture and Wemo Air Purifier integrations
Triggers (If this)
- Air quality changedThis Trigger fires every time your air purifier registers an air quality you specify (poor, moderate, good).
- News from the USDAThis trigger fires whenever there is a news release from the USDA. Note that this news includes new open recalls.
- Fan mode changedThis Trigger fires every time your air purifier is changed to your specified fan mode (Auto, High, Medium, Low, Off).
- New open recallThis trigger fires when there is a new open recall from the USDA.
- Filter life drops below thresholdThis Trigger fires every time the filter life of your air purifier drops below your specified filter life percentage.
- New askFSIS Q&AThis trigger fires whenever there is a new Q&A entry on askFSIS (Food Safety and Inspection Service).
Queries (With)
- History of news from the USDAThis query returns a list of whenever there is a news release from the USDA. Note that this news includes new open recalls.
- History of filter life drops below thresholdThis query returns a list of when the filter life of your air purifier drops below your specified filter life percentage. Note: this query will only return future events after this Applet is created.
- History of open recallsThis query returns a list of when there is a new open recall from the USDA.
- History of air quality changedThis query returns a list of when your air purifier registers an air quality you specify (poor, moderate, good).
- History of askFSIS Q&AsThis query returns a list of whenever there is a new Q&A entry on askFSIS (Food Safety and Inspection Service).
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