Overview
Taskade's RSS automation connector lets you build automations around the latest content from your favorite sources, so you always know what's happening.
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RSS Triggers
Here are the RSS triggers you can use in your workflows:
(Trigger) New Item in RSS Feeds | Triggers when RSS items are detected. |
Automation Settings
Connector options give you full control over the RSS automation:
Field | Description |
RSS Feed URL | The URLs of the RSS feeds to monitor. |
Test RSS Feeds
Some RSS feeds may return incorrect results or return no results at all. You can verify if the connected RSS feeds work as expected using the "Test" feature.
Set up the RSS trigger.
Add RSS feeds to the trigger.
Click Test in the sidebar to fetch new RSS items.
Test the feed in the pop-up window.
Use Cases
Not sure how to use the RSS connector? Here are a few ideas:
⚙️ Use Case | 🔤 Description |
Automate newsletter dispatches | Send a curated email to your subscribers automatically when new items are added to RSS feeds. The email can include a summary, direct links, and any additional commentary to engage your audience. |
Review RSS content | Generate a task inside a project for team members to review or repurpose new content from RSS feeds. This ensures that every piece of content is reviewed or leveraged for further use. |
Send real-time content updates | Post a real-time notification in a designated Slack channel whenever new content is added to RSS feeds. This keeps the team informed about fresh content without any manual work. |
Track new content | Automatically log new RSS feed items into a Google Sheets document. Capture key details like the title, publication date, and links for easy content tracking. |
Kick off projects | Initiate a new project in your task management system based on a predefined template whenever significant content is published to RSS feeds. This is particularly useful for content marketing or promotional campaigns. |
Summarize RSS content with AI | Use AI to automatically summarize new RSS feed items. The summaries can then be shared across various platforms or used as the basis for new content. |
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