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Go to your flow and click on the flow’s name.
Modify your JSON, then save.
- Base64 Encoding explained
- Field Mapping – How to Map a field
- Airtable – Connection
- Airtable – Triggers
- Mailchimp Transactional – Sub Accounts and Templates
- Airtable – Comments and Users
- Airtable – Records and Attachments
- Airtable – Base and Table
- Foodpanda – Connection
- Mailchimp – Connection
- Mailchimp Transactional – Connection
- Mailchimp – Triggers
- Mailchimp – Campaigns and Merge Fields
- Mailchimp – Segment, Event, Member and Report
- Mailchimp – Members and Audience
- Mailchimp Transactional – Triggers
- Mailchimp Transactional – Messages and Senders
- Mailchimp Transactional – Inbound and Users
- Mailchimp Transactional – Rejects and Allowlists
- Mailchimp Transactional – Tags and Metadata
- Notion – Connection
- Notion – Triggers
- Notion – Comments and Users
- Notion – Database Record Content
- Notion – Database record
- Notion – Database Properties
- Notion – Database
- Notion – Page Content
- Notion – Page
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- Base64 Encoding explained
- Field Mapping – How to Map a field
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- Airtable – Connection
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- Airtable – Triggers
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- Mailchimp Transactional – Sub Accounts and Templates
- Airtable – Comments and Users
- Airtable – Records and Attachments
- Airtable – Base and Table
- Foodpanda – Connection
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- Mailchimp – Connection
- Mailchimp Transactional – Connection
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- Mailchimp – Triggers
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- Mailchimp – Campaigns and Merge Fields
- Mailchimp – Segment, Event, Member and Report
- Mailchimp – Members and Audience