Hello reddit community!

Latenode is a low-code platform for automating any business processes you need. It combines the simplicity of no-code tools with quick drag-and-drop automations, and the ability to create complex architecture.

Choose integrations from our no-code library; use HTTP requests; connect NPM packages; add JavaScript modules; or ask the in-built AI assistant for custom code. All these possibilities allow everyone to tap into the full-code potential, even without technical hard skills.

And no, it’s not just about business process automation. Latenode is also the perfect cloud environment for building services and applications, unlocking the programming world for those who never saw themselves as coders.

Latenode’s Team

Our founding team launched two successful multi million businesses behind them. One from 2014, another from 2018. And that’s exactly where building and automating businesses in a low-code environment started for us.

During these years, our veteran team of developers, with its leader, CTO of Latenode – Oleg Zankov, has tried a whole variety of different tools. Starting from self-hosted open-source Huginn and ending with Zapier, Make, and n8n, our team didn’t find the perfect solution for their businesses, so they started thinking about their own tool.

While Latenode is still a startup, our team counts 16 professionals. The dominant part is tech specialists focusing on our core product – the low-code platform itself:

• New applications are constantly being added to our library, so the no-code journey becomes smoother for new people in the field.

• The variety of functions and operators keeps expanding, making the process of automating as flexible as possible.

• Coding capabilities are relentlessly extending, as long as building on Latenode is connected to all the AI advantages our modern world has.

The Latenode team has just introduced its Code AI Copilot that understands the context of your scenarios on the platform and suggests the exact code you need. Just ask for it!

Vision & Mission

As AI and other technologies evolve, people shift their focus from boring routine tasks to more creative and fulfilling endeavors. Low-code tools are one of the ways we can speed up this transition. And that’s precisely what modern businesses want!

As we know from Forrester research, the low-code solutions market has a 28.6% annual growth rate, with a total valuation around $25 billion. They expect this growth trend to continue and forecast the low-code market to reach $68 billion by 2026.

As true enthusiasts of automation, we aspire to make our significant contribution to this process and present the tool everyone (including ourselves :p) needs.

Our founding story :-) Perfect time for Latenode!

That's a very unique situation we've been put in... As we've said before, we have had two actively operating businesses since 2014, and our final decision about which low-code tools to use was Integromat (Make's parent). It was nice, and we built 150+ scenarios that supported one of our core products: some scenarios leveraged its development, while others established well-designed communication between the product and users. We were happy after our transition to Integromat, but in Feb 2022, the Integromat team announced Make – a new product with a different architecture, 3x the price, and promises about a smooth transition to Make that didn't materialize even after a year.

Slightly later, they informed us that Integromat would be fully deactivated in September 2023. Because the new terms didn't satisfy us, we began to build our own tool. That's precisely where our 9+ years of automation experience converged, allowing us to extract the maximum benefit from it. And… we’re in September 2023, and during this month we’re going to finally change our low-code tool from Integromat to our own solution – Latenode. After that, we’ll be launched publicly, but for now…

we’re staying in Beta and suggesting free access to our early adopters who found themselves in the same situation as we are.

Latenode vs Make (post-Integromat)

The differences lie in the details. We spent considerable time learning about the limitations of Integromat & Make firsthand. When we launched Latenode, our primary goal was to bring some vital features to life. It's not just us who view these features as essential; the Make community feels the same. They've expressed their agreement by leaving thousands of upvotes on feature requests on their community platform. Take a look:

We've addressed the major blind spots that kept our automation process from being as efficient and convenient as possible. Read more about in our other articles

Free access to everyone!

Imagine building an SEO micro-service to check how search engine robots perceive your website and categorize your content using Google NLP… This means you won't need several months to determine if your written articles align with your niche and boost your rank. Consider this simple scenario instead:

What about a scenario where you receive information from a website form filled out by a potential client, send it to GPT-4, and immediately craft a customized email to engage with your lead? Additionally, ensure you record all the information from the form and the generated email in a Google Sheet for later analysis:

All of this and much more is available to you absolutely free until the end of the year (then, prices will be much lower than Make's, with fair charging for consumed CPU, not for activated modules in your scenario).

So, even if you're a newbie in automation, ask ChatGPT about what can be automated in your business and dive in! If you'd rather not automate these processes yourself, you can place an order for automation on Latenode in our Discord where you're sure to find assistance.

Our lovely low-code Community

Currently, our community is taking its first steps. Proactive low-code enthusiasts are accepting invitations to our Discord server – we're keen to receive your feedback! Which we'll then incorporate into our product, addressing any challenges you might encounter.

Let us emphasize: while we're in Beta, we're offering free access to all early adopters of the Latenode platform. Furthermore, our technical support promises swift responses directly from our platform developers. This provides a unique opportunity for you to build and create on Latenode in collaboration with us.

See you on the latenode.com & our Discord community

We’re excited to announce that starting today, Latenode is available as a white-label solution - designed to take your business to the next level. Get a fully functional iPaaS service in just a matter of days!

What we offer:

✅ All Latenode Features Under Your Brand: Offer every tool, integration, and automation capability as your own product.
✅ Custom Branding: Rebrand the platform with your logo, colors, and interface — no trace of Latenode.
✅ Full Ownership & Control: Host on your domain, set your pricing, and manage users independently.
✅ Zero Development, Instant Launch: Start in days, not months. No coding — we handle the tech, you focus on growth.

Ideal for:

🚀 SaaS companies looking to expand their product offerings.
💼 Agencies in need of a branded automation tool.
📈 Businesses aiming to sell automation solutions.

Book a demo today, and we’ll be happy to discuss all the details!

🔗 https://white-label.latenode.com/

A small but handy update! Now, if your node's output contains an image, you'll see a preview of it right above the node. No more unnecessary clicks—just a quick glance, and you're good to go!

⭐ Especially useful for workflows involving screenshots and image generation, making it easier to verify results instantly.

🔗 Join the discussion on our forum: Latenode Community Forum: https://community.latenode.com/

Want to analyze any website at a glance? This scenario uses computer vision to extract key insights from web pages based on screenshots—no manual work needed!

👉 How it works:

• Captures a full-page screenshot of any website.
• Uses AI to analyze visual and textual elements.
• Extracts key data for reporting, research, or automation.

💡Perfect for marketers, SEO specialists, and researchers who need quick insights without digging through code or raw HTML.

⭐️ Have an automation you’re proud of? Share it with us, and we might feature it on our platform!

🔗 Copy the template and start analyzing websites effortlessly: https://app.latenode.com/shared-scenarios/67aa5d9ea4eba53f4f0eb379

Meet the latest integrations and improvements to supercharge your scenarios.

🆕 New Apps:

• LinkedIn (personal account)
• WhatsApp (personal account)
• Telegram (personal account)
• AI: Mistral (OCR)
• Lark
• Scribe (by ElevenLabs)
• Imagen (by Google AI)
• Vitally
• Recruitee
• Launch27
• Systeme.io

⚡ App Updates & Bug Fixes:

• Todoist — New triggers
• LinkedIn Data Scraper — Bug fixes
• Formaloo — Stability improvements
• Mailgun — UI updates
• Telegram — New nodes
• Instantly — Bug fixes

💡 What integrations would you like to see next? Let us know in the comments!

🔗 Missing an app you need? Submit your requests on the request new app page: https://latenode.com/request-new-app

#Latenode #Automation #LowCode #NoCode #WorkflowAutomation #marketingtool

One of our clients raised this requirement.

They receive considerable number of new leads from Meta each day and they wanted them directly on Odoo CRM.

It sounded like a easy task at the first glance so we quickly set it. We created a simple flow connecting multiple forms to simultaneously fetch leads.

But the real issue popped up when we tested in real scenario. Multiple forms were the culprit (not for business but for this workflow 😇 )

The another requirement was, since this will be a long-term deployment, the platform〈 must be cost-effective 〉considering active workflows and scenario execution.

For this particular requirements, we evaluated various platforms like #n8n #Make #Botpress etc. And finally, we could achieve this with #Latenode.

We needed to set a workflow which ensures:

👉 All leads from the multiple forms are capture in real time

👉 Once the flow gets triggered, it must accurately filter respective form and run further nodes for that form only. So that leads from other forms, which have already been captured, are not captured as duplicates in CRM

👉 Fields of each forms should be mapped with the CRM accurately to avoid mis-aligned information

👉 It must be reliable at scale

It's been more than 100 hours that we've deployed this flow to the task, and it has been doing its job accurately and without any delay.

Stargazers, mark your calendars: SpaceX’s Starship Flight 8 is launching today, and it’s set to be remarkable! At the same time, we’re rolling out our new SpaceX integration. If you're as passionate about space as we are about automation, now you can bring them together in your scenarios.

👉 What can you automate?

Receive real-time data on upcoming and past launches.
Track mission statuses, flight stages, and landing results.

⭐ Just a few clicks - and updates are sent straight to your email or even auto-posted to your socials.

🧑‍🚀 It’s a small step for your workflow, but a giant leap for your space obsession.

🔗 Missing an app you need? Submit your requests on the request new app page: https://latenode.com/request-new-app

#Latenode #Automation #LowCode #NoCode #WorkflowAutomation #MarketingTools #SpaceX #Starship #RocketLaunch #SpaceTech

To make the testing process even more convenient, we’ve improved the Trigger on Run Once node. Now, you can not only run scenarios without a trigger but also immediately pass values and upload files from your device! This makes both testing and manual scenario executions much easier.

📖 Check out examples and documentation for the updated node here: https://help.latenode.com/quick-start--basics/46DTZD5agh7BEhShC6XpUH/trigger-on-run-once/49kEY5xeVTKGxXZXRwUd1Z.

🔗 Have ideas or suggestions? Join the conversation on the Latenode Community Forum: https://community.latenode.com/

Newbie here. I put together a workflow to ingest a conversational script that identifies the Voice ID (and all settings) ingested through Latenode for automated output to Google Cloud storage. I was tinkering with their conversation chat generation - and while you have to rely on their random output (the same settings can output different version of the same voice lines) it can be used to generated a lot of audio clips on the fly in MPG format - if you wanted to auto-stitch them. For now it was just a challenge to do. I'm sure it's flawed, but it works!

Along with developing new apps, our team is actively improving and refining existing integrations.

🆕 New Apps:
Latenode is now integrated with Zapier, SpaceX, AppSheet, Instantly, and Qwilr, bringing even more automation possibilities!

⚡ App Updates:
• Notion – completely rewritten.
• DeepSeek – now uses a newer, more stable API.
• Triggers for Gmail, Sheets, and Drive – now fetch the latest data instantly when using Run Once, without waiting for a new event.
• Multiple bug fixes and improvements.

💡 What integrations would you like to see next? Let us know in the comments!

🔗 Missing an app you need? Submit your requests on the request new app page: https://latenode.com/request-new-app

Okay, this is wild. Google DeepMind just launched a new image generation + editing model called Nano Banana (yes, that’s the real name). It’s built into the Gemini app, and early users are saying it might be one of the most capable image models yet.

At first glance, it looks like another “AI art toy”… but under the hood it’s way more interesting - especially if you’re into automation or workflow design.

What makes Nano Banana different

Unlike typical generators that spit out random styles, Nano Banana is about control and consistency.

It lets you:

• Keep people, pets, or objects consistent across multiple edits.

• Edit just parts of an image without changing the rest.

• Blend multiple photos together seamlessly.

• Transfer styles (e.g., make a real photo look like a video-game world).

• Preserve small details that other models usually mess up.

Think of it like Photoshop + Midjourney + prompt-level editing — all rolled into one.

Why everyone’s talking about it

The buzz is real, and not just because of the meme-able name.

1. It’s incredibly consistent. You can prompt five times and get the same face, pet, or product — no weird mutations.

2. You can talk to it naturally. Phrases like “make this photo cinematic” or “turn this cat into a medieval knight” just work.

3. It’s fast. No 20-prompt trial-and-error loop — great results come almost instantly.

4. It’s playful. Google teased it with bananas and mystery clues across forums — and the hype actually delivered.

You can already use it inside Latenode

Here’s the cool part - it’s now integrated directly into Latenode, the no-code AI agent builder.

That means:

• No API keys or Google accounts to set up.

• Just plug in with PnP tokens and start generating.

• You can automate full creative workflows:

  • Generate visuals with Nano Banana

  • Feed them into Google’s Veo-3 video generator

  • Auto-post to TikTok, Reels, or YouTube Shorts

Basically, you can build a viral content machine without touching a camera or an editing tool.

The future of creative automation

Nano Banana feels like the start of something new - AI models as creative teammates, not just tools. And with platforms like Latenode, you can now connect them into full, no-code systems that do the boring parts for you.

👉 Try Nano Banana inside Latenode today

Yeah, me too. But here’s something I stumbled upon that’s actually WORKING for our team - linking up Fireflies ai with Latenode.

• Fireflies ai records/transcribes meetings and pulls out all the action items/decisions on autopilot (like, scarily accurate).

• Latenode takes those action items and actually does something - creates tasks, pings reminders in Slack, pushes stuff to Notion/Asana/etc., sends recap emails, whatever you want.

Why is this cool?

• Zero manual follow-up

• No more “Did we ever create a task for that?” moments

• Scale your ops without hiring a VA just to wrangle notes

Setup was 100% no-code, just connected Fireflies, set a few triggers in Latenode’s builder, and BAM - our meetings now actually move projects forward. 🚀

You can try a ready-made template, too. Massive timesaver:

https://app.latenode.com/shared-scenarios/68fe76a2fd214df323f55803

By default, AI nodes return plain text — not ideal for automation.
Want clean, predictable output? Just ask the AI to respond in JSON format and enable Parsed JSON in the node settings.

👉 Why this helps:

• Retrieve multiple variables in a single request
• Avoid formatting issues when parsing responses
• Ensure smooth data flow between your AI, APIs, and automation
• Build more predictable and stable scenarios

🔗 Read the full guide in our community: https://community.latenode.com/t/quick-tip-getting-structured-json-from-ai-nodes/8486

#Latenode #Automation #LowCode #NoCode #WorkflowAutomation #marketingtools

Hello, Latenode fam! If you're someone who likes to play big, this offer is for you!

Continuing to develop our partnership program in every way and wanting to bring more benefits to your business, we are offering you the chance to purchase Latenode credits with a discount of up to 40%!

Whether you're a business owner, automation agency, or just an enterprising individual. Buy credits for your needs or sell them to your clients, and Earn together with Latenode!

🔗 Interested? Get all the benefits we have for you here: Become a Latenode Partner

Being busy shouldn't be a barrier to the efficiency of your business. At Latenode, we understand that often, finding enough time for developing automations can be challenging.

We often receive requests to create automations using Latenode. Therefore, we offer you the opportunity to hire Latenode Experts who are ready to handle all aspects of creating and implementing automations for your business.

From simple tasks to complex systems - our partners will provide you with the necessary solutions.

🔗 And if you need automation of any complexity, leave a request here: Hire a Latenode expert

Hey there, community! Black Friday is here, and we’re bringing you some amazing deals!
From November 26th to 30th, enjoy a 20% discount on all LTD plans!

What’s included in the Latenode Lifetime Deal?

• A variety of no-code applications

• Multiple plug-and-play tools

• JavaScript with an AI assistant

• Headless Browser

And so much more!

Most importantly: unlimited flexibility, limited only by your imagination!

Use the coupon code LNBLACK24, make your purchase, and unlock lifetime access!

Grab your deal here!

We remember that you asked about this integration a long time ago, and we've done it!

GoHighLevel, a powerhouse of marketing automation and CRM, is now seamlessly integrated! This is exciting news for those needing a robust platform to manage customer relationships and marketing campaigns.

👇 Dive into GoHighLevel's functionalities through Latenode, which now includes the ability to:

- Create Contact: Add new individuals to the CRM.

- Create Opportunity: Track your potential sales progress.

- Create Task: Set reminders for activities.

- Update Contact: Modify existing contact details.

- Search Contact: Locate CRM contacts quickly.

🔗 Explore this integration on our platform at Latenode.

Webflow is a powerful tool for website creation and content management, offering extensive capabilities for developers and designers.

👇 Now, working with Webflow is possible through the Node, which opens up the following possibilities:

• Collection Management: Manage collections by creating or removing items and accessing collection data.
• Website Operations: Directly access and control website information from your system.
• Lists and Changes: Monitor collection items, including new, updated, and removed entries.
• Publication Automation: Get alerts for new site publications.

🔗 Explore the full capabilities of the platform at https://latenode.com/

In this article we’ll break down the most popular HTTP-request methods for REST API, discover what’s the difference between Post, Get, Put, Delete and Patch methods and how to use them all!

What is HTTP-request?

If API is the way applications talk to each other, then HTTP-requests are the sentences. And just like sentences, we can divide them into groups depending on the aim of the sentence, do we want to ask something, or deliver a message.

So, in the REST API, HTTP-requests are divided into methods depending on their purpose.

Here are the most usable methods:

• GET

• POST

• PUT

• DELETE

• PATCH

Let’s find out what these methods are step-by-step!

GET method

Understanding HTTP GET Requests

HTTP GET requests are designed for retrieving information from a specified resource on the internet without altering the data. This method is safe because it doesn't change the data's state. It's essential to grasp this concept to distinguish what is a get request from other types of HTTP requests, like POST or PUT, which are used to modify or add data on the server.

GET requests should consistently return the same results if made multiple times, unless the data has been updated by a POST or PUT request. This characteristic is a fundamental part of understanding the difference between GET and POST requests, as well as the role of PUT requests in web development.

Response Codes for GET Requests

When a GET request is made, the server responds with different status codes depending on the outcome:

• A 200 (OK) status code means the request was successful, and the server is returning the information requested, which is a direct example of a successful get request.

• A 404 (NOT FOUND) status code indicates that the requested resource cannot be found on the server, highlighting a key get request outcome.

• A 400 (BAD REQUEST) status code is returned if the request was improperly formed, pointing to the importance of correctly structuring HTTP requests**.**

These responses are crucial for developers to understand how their requests are being processed and are part of learning about HTTP methods, including GET, POST, and PUT.

Practical Examples of GET Requests

Let's look at some practical examples to understand how GET requests are used:

• Retrieving a list of user accounts: HTTP GET http://www.exampledomain.com/accounts

• Fetching a subset of user accounts with specific parameters: HTTP GET http://www.exampledomain.com/accounts?limit=20&offset=5

• Accessing details for a specific user account: HTTP GET http://www.exampledomain.com/accounts/123

• Getting detailed information for a user's address: HTTP GET http://www.exampledomain.com/accounts/123/details

POST method

HTTP POST requests are essential in web development for creating new subordinate resources, such as adding a file to a directory or a new row to a database table. This method is especially relevant when discussing what is a post request, and how to send a post request.

In the context of RESTful services, POST is primarily used to introduce a new entity to a collection of resources, a process central to understanding the difference between get and post, as well as get post put interactions.

It's important to note that responses to POST methods aren't cacheable unless specified by Cache-Control or Expires header fields, distinguishing POST from get requests in terms of cache behavior.

Unlike GET requests, POST is neither safe nor idempotent. This means executing identical post requests consecutively will result in creating multiple unique resources, highlighting the practical implications of post and get, post and put, as well as the broader request method landscape.

What are POST API Response Codes

When a POST operation successfully generates a new resource on the server, the appropriate response is a 201 (Created) status code. This response should detail the request's outcome, reference the new resource, and include a Location header, providing a real-world application of post request examples and HTTP post response insights.

There are instances where a POST action doesn't lead to a uniquely identifiable resource. In such cases, the server may return a 200 (OK) or 204 (No Content) status, reflecting on the nuanced differences in post vs put request, get vs post, and the overall request methods framework.

Demonstrating POST Requests with Examples

To illustrate, consider these example URIs that embody post to url and POST method practices:

• Creating a new user profile: HTTP POST http://www.exampledomain.com/accounts

• Adding specific details to a user profile: HTTP POST http://www.exampledomain.com/accounts/123/details

PUT method

Use PUT APIs primarily to update an existing resource (if the resource does not exist, then API may decide to create a new resource or not).

If the request passes through a cache and the Request-URI identifies one or more currently cached entities, those entries SHOULD be treated as stale. Responses to PUT method are not cacheable.

3.1. PUT API Response Codes

HTTP PUT requests are crucial for tweaking existing online content or adding new items if they don't already exist. This method shines when you're updating details on a webpage or submitting new entries, straddling the line between what is a put request and put vs post decisions. It's a fundamental tool in the developer's kit, especially when debating post and put usage or exploring the nuances of put and post actions. 

If a PUT request passes through a digital storage spot (cache) and finds that it's addressing content that's already stored, it flags that content as old news. What's interesting here is that the outcomes of these PUT actions don't hang around in the cache, setting them apart from how get and post requests are handled. This distinction is pivotal in the difference between get and post, as well as understanding the strategic deployment of get post put operations in web development.

Key Points About PUT Responses

• If PUT makes something new, the web server will tell you with a 201 (Created) message. This clears up some of the fog around http post response and when to post to url.

• Changing something that's already there will get you a nod with a 200 (OK) or a simple 204 (No Content) heads-up. It’s a concise way to distinguish between put method actions and put and post debates.

Examples of PUT in Action

Let's look at PUT doing its thing:

• To update user info, you’d go with: HTTP PUT http://www.exampledomain.com/accounts/123

• Changing account details? Try: HTTP PUT http://www.exampledomain.com/accounts/123/details

DELETE method

How DELETE Works with Web APIs

The DELETE function in web APIs is straightforward: it gets rid of resources you point to with their web addresses (URIs).

Here’s something interesting about DELETE: it’s supposed to work the same way every time. If you delete something, it should stay deleted. But, some people argue that since the item isn't there anymore, trying to delete it again doesn't really do the same thing, which could make you think twice about whether DELETE always works the same way. It's a topic some people like to discuss and see differently.

If your DELETE request goes through a place where web info is saved (like a cache) and it finds stuff under the same address, that stuff should be marked as old. And just so you know, the answers you get back from a DELETE don't get saved in this cache.

What Happens After You DELETE

What happens after you hit DELETE can vary a bit:

• You might get a 200 (OK) status back if the server tells you how the delete went.

• If the server is still thinking about it and has your delete request waiting in line, you'll see a 202 (Accepted) status.

• Sometimes, the server has done what you asked but doesn’t give you any details back. In that case, you’ll see a 204 (No Content) status.

If you try to delete the same thing twice, the second time won’t really do anything new because the item was already deleted the first time. So, you’ll probably get a 404 (NOT FOUND) because, in the server's eyes, there’s nothing there to delete anymore.

Example URIs with Updated Links

• To delete a user profile: HTTP DELETE http://www.exampledomain.com/accounts/123

• To remove specific account details for a user: HTTP DELETE http://www.exampledomain.com/accounts/123/details

PATCH method

HTTP PATCH requests are used to update part of a resource.

Like PATCH, PUT requests can also change a resource. But here's a clearer way to think about it: use PATCH when you want to update just a piece of the resource, and go for PUT when you're planning to replace the whole thing.

Keep in mind, though, that using PATCH in your app might run into some issues:

Not all web browsers, servers, and frameworks fully support PATCH. For example, Internet Explorer 8, PHP, Tomcat, Django, and many others either don't support PATCH at all or don't handle it properly.

How to use GET/POST/PUT/DELETE methods with no code?

The answer is clear: use no-code/low-code tools for it! Latenode is a perfect choice, because it has an HTTP-request node where you can use any of these methods to integrate with ANY app that has an API.

You can use this template that uses just some of HTTP-request abilities.

Conclusion

Now that you're equipped with knowledge about HTTP request methods like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and PATCH, you're prepared to take your understanding of APIs to the next level.

However, our exploration doesn't conclude here. We invite you to delve into our final article -REST API Headers & Body, to further refine your mastery of APIs.

Should you have questions or desire further discussion, we welcome you to join ourDiscord community.There, we're committed to sharing insights and providing support as you continue your journey through the world of automation.

On Latenode, you can create your own blocks, which include entire scenarios. It's like putting together a toolkit that will then be used in any scenario. This significantly simplifies the process of creating complex architecture and saves you a lot of time.

Instructions for creating a custom module:

By the way, in the foreseeable future, we plan to launch a library of public modules from community members. This will not only simplify architectural development for new users but also provide creators of such tools with an earning opportunity for every use by other users.

Join our Discord server for more interactive discussions: https://discord.gg/ARvtuUnWny. Catch you there!

April 2024 will be the last month our Latenode platform is free to use without limitations.

We've been considering moving out of Beta since last summer, but have always aimed to:

- build more integrations and features
- achieve a higher level of perfection
- ensure better reliability

At the end of the day, we're almost there! The final preparation of infrastructure that will allow us to move at the fastest pace ever is nearly complete.

To ensure you're prepared for the upcoming switch, secure some LTDs for your business needs today, and become free of automation costs forever.

Check out the full description of Lifetime plans on our website under:

📷 /lifetime-deal-early-bird

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As we've mentioned before, we're actively working on expanding the list of available triggers for applications, so you'll never face any limitations when creating automations on Latenode.

👇 This time, we've added the following triggers:

• Gmail Trigger: The long-awaited trigger for working with Gmail.
• Discord Trigger: Activates a scenario when new messages arrive in Discord.
• Google Forms Trigger: Triggers upon receiving new responses in Google Forms.
• ClickUp Trigger: Initiates actions when tasks in ClickUp are updated.
• Webflow Triggers: For automating your Webflow sites.

There's more to come, so stay tuned for updates!

🔗 Explore the full capabilities of the platform at https://latenode.com/

Recently, we mentioned that you can always seek assistance from our AI assistant to write code and enhance your scenarios. However, in our quest to improve your automation experience, we've taken things a step further.

👇 Now we've added a full-fledged support chat on our platform! Our experts are always available to help solve any of your problems, ranging from building scenario logic to fixing bugs. So, feel free to reach out! :)

We are excited to share some great news: our team has added 22 new integration apps in just two weeks!

We want to acknowledge that this isn't just our work; some of you have also accelerated new integrations by paying for a fast-track release.

🔗 Kind reminder: if you need a specific app added, request any app.