Integration
Connect Affinda to Universities List
When something happens in Affinda, your agent does the next thing in Universities List. Describe it in plain language and the automation is built, tested on every branch and kept running.
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What do you want Affinda and Universities List to do together?
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Triggers and actions 1 trigger · 7 actions
Trigger
Document parsed (instant)Fires via a resthook subscription when Affinda finishes parsing a document.
Action
Add documentUpload a document (resume, invoice, job description, etc.) to Affinda for parsing.
Action
Delete documentDelete a document from Affinda.
Action
Find job descriptions by search expressionSearch through parsed job descriptions matching given criteria.
Action
Get documentRetrieve a specific document and its parsed data by identifier.
Action
List documentsList all documents uploaded to Affinda.
Action
Search resumesSearch through parsed resumes matching given criteria.
Action
Find universitiesSearch the University Domains List hosted API (http://universities.hipolabs.com/search) for universities matching an optional name and/or country. Query params: name (substring match), country (exact country name, e.g. "Turkiye"). No auth required. Returns an array of {name, country, alpha_two_code, state-province, domains[], web_pages[]}. This is the only real endpoint the vendor exposes — the rest of the project is a static JSON data file, not an API.
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