I want to create a form using Microsoft Forms to schedule some trainings and I wanted to use Flow to send out the person a calendar invite to the session they choose on the form.
what's the best way to go about doing this ...
You can use the answer on this post here to start the flow and add another action to send an email with the link to the event created. You can also update the event with the person information using something like this.
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1) Create the Flow part that gets the form inputs and convert into events.
2) Get the event created previously and update it with the email addresses from the people so they will receive an email with the invite.
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We use the Google Suite for corporate email, calendar etc. What I am trying to achieve here is, I need to be compose an email in gmail with a link to a calendar invite. I would also be able to fill in the details of the meeting through the invite which is embedded in the email. For example, I should be able to send an invite to xyz at company.com with subject Meeting to discuss status and with the body of Test Message. Is there a way I can do that?
I think the best way to do it is just use standard invitation. You just simply add new calendar event and set guests:
Open Google Calendar
Open an event, or create a new one. Specify event title and description - it will be then stated in the invitation email...
On the right, find the "Guests" section.
Start typing the name of the person and choose someone from your contacts. You can also type an email address to invite people who aren't in your contacts list.
When you're done editing your event, click Save.
When you save your event, an email invitation will be sent to your guests.
What is also good, there is .ics file in attachment of invitation email - can be useful for non google recipients using another email clients.
However, if you need URL of the event, you can get it on the event edit page in google calendar - there is a link on the bottom of the page: "publish event" - you can copy the link of the event there. But please be aware that the Google calendar the event is tied to needs to be public (or shared with the recipients), and not just the event itself. (This link is useful for google calendar users...)
I am using parse.com to store my backend. My data is crowd sourced. So there is a chance that some material will be vulgar/spam. I want to allow the user to flag certain objects that I store in Parse so I/others can take a look at it. My idea right now is to have the user tap a button on the object in question and have that send me an email. I don't believe I can have that send me an email with some reference to that object. I know I can have the email UI pop up and they can send it that way, and that will be my last resort. But is there a way I can utilize parse and just have that button tap send some data to my parse backend, then have that send me an email with that object id in the email?
Thanks
Look at Parse's Cloud Module Guide. It has instructions on how you can use SendGrid, Mailgun, or Mandrill from cloud code to send an email whenever a new object is saved. You can use this to send yourself an email when a user creates a new "Flag".
I'm having trouble to achieve this. What I would like to do is be able to edit the content (description) of an email entity for a qucik campaign before it's sent (or after it's created).
I've tried many different plugins registration without much luck.
Prevalidate Create Email : this one fires ok but only when a user creates and save the email. when the email is created by the quick campaign it is not triggered.
Prevalidate Send Email : this one fires only for when a single email is sent by a user action and does not allow to modify the description anywa
Prevalidate BackgroundSend Email: this one is correctly triggered when the emails created by a quick campaign are sent, but it does not let me modify the description.
Anyone has done that before ?
I'm using CRM 2011 online.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Found the solution which is to simply use the plugin on Create Email Pre-Operation instead of Pre-Validation like I was doing.
For some reasons, the Pre-Validation doesn't trigger when emails are created in the background.
I want to store all emails information,which is sent by magento store.For this i want to trigger a event,after a email is sent by magento store.there are lot of such action is there like when a email is send to user like forget password,registration,newsletter subscribe,wishlist share etc.
There is one idea in my mind that if there is such event is exist in magento like email_send_after,i can add my custum coding in observer file and get that event is trigger or not.but i don't know is there any event or not?
you might be interested in this but you can always configure the store email section as described here Also check out this blog post - v helpful
I'm trying to create a form that will submit data to 2 different API's based on a check box and one submit button.
Basically, I'm working on creating a form that allows a site vistor to register for a gotomeeting event. That's the main function of the form. Secondary to that, I want to include a check box that would allow the user to subscribe to an email list.
If the user leaves the checkbox unchecked - he or she would simply be signing up for the event via GTMeeting. If he or she checked the box, that means they register for the event and want to subscribe.
In case 2, The user data needs to be passed separately to Aweber (email client of choice here) and GoToMeeting.
I've created separate forms to handle these tasks separately - and with success. But I cannot figure out how to make the 2 post calls with just one submit button.
I read this post here from ant which seems like it should work: Submit form to 2 different action page
can anyone confirm this for me - in theory?
Thanks.
Craig