Keep your documentation or content-driven site updated by automatically pulling changes from a source GitHub repository. This workflow fetches a file, compares it to the version in your own repository, and if it has changed, commits the update and opens a Pull Request for review.
Helptail lets you build workflows that contain one or many steps. Each workflow can be triggered by a webhook, at a recurring interval, via incoming email or using a RSS feed. A step can be any kind of API call. Using responses from any previous steps, allows you to create powerful workflows that can automate almost any tedious, repeating tasks in your business. Leaving your team and you to focus on the things that matter to you.
Instantly notify search engines like Bing and Yandex about new content by pushing URLs to the IndexNow API.
Publish every article from your site to dev.to. This workflow scans your RSS feed and automatically publishes them to dev.to.
Automatically post notifications to Slack when new articles are published on your blog's RSS feed.
Fetch popular page data from Fathom Analytics and display it on your static site.
Transform your GitHub commits into a changelog automatically. Convert code updates into clear, organized release notes for your statically-built site generator.
Automatically create Trello cards when new GitHub issues are opened.
Automatically store every submission from your Netlify forms directly into a Google Sheet in real-time.
Fetch popular page data from Plausible Analytics and display it on your static site.
Get empty keys from a base `en.yml` file, translate them using an AI service, and create a Pull Request with the new translations.
Build a new site in Netlify to make unpublished and draft content from your static site generator visible. You can schedule this workflow to run at a set interval.
Automatically create new invoices in the Dutch accounting software Moneybird from successful Stripe payments.
Automatically invite customers to your private GitHub repository immediately after they complete a purchase in Stripe.
(and so much more: if it has an API, you can build any custom workflow)