Connect Buttondown and Exercise.com

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• Trigger
  New Draft

  Triggers when a new draft is created.

• Trigger
  New Scheduled Email

  Triggers when a new email is scheduled.

• Trigger
  Newsletters

  Triggers when a new newsletter is created.

• Trigger
  New Tag

  Triggers when a new tag is created.

• Action
  Add Segment

  Create a new subscriber segment.

• Action
  Add Survey

  Create a new survey.

• Action
  Create Draft

  Creates a draft.

• Action
  Create Email

  Creates an email.

• Action
  Create Subscriber

  Creates a subscriber.

• Action
  Delete Automation

  Delete an automation by id.

• Action
  Delete Email

  Delete an email by id.

• Action
  Delete Newsletter

  Delete a newsletter by id.

• Action
  Delete Segment

  Delete a subscriber segment by id.

• Action
  Delete Subscriber

  Remove a subscriber by id or email address.

• Action
  Delete Survey

  Delete a survey by id.

• Action
  Delete Tag

  Delete a tag by id.

• Action
  Find Tag

  Finds a tag given its name.

• Action
  Get Automation

  Retrieve a single automation by id.

• Action
  Get Email

  Retrieve a single email by id.

• Action
  Get Newsletter

  Retrieve a single newsletter by id.

• Action
  Get Segment

  Retrieve a single subscriber segment by id.

• Action
  Get Survey

  Retrieve a single survey by id.

• Action
  Get Tag

  Retrieve a single tag by id.

• Action
  List Automations

  List all automations configured on the account.

• Action
  List Segments

  List all subscriber segments.

• Action
  List Surveys

  List all surveys on the account.

• Action
  Publish Email

  Publish a drafted email so it is sent and made public.

• Action
  Update Automation

  Update an automation's configuration.

• Action
  Update Email

  Update an existing email's content or metadata.

• Action
  Update Newsletter

  Update a newsletter's settings.

• Action
  Update Segment

  Update a subscriber segment's definition.

• Action
  Update Survey

  Update a survey's configuration.

• Action
  Update Tag

  Update a tag's name or metadata.

• Trigger
  List Staff

  Triggers when a new staff member becomes available to be assigned tasks.

• Trigger
  New Client

  Triggers when a new user (client) is created in Exercise.com.

• Trigger
  New Invoice

  Triggers when a new invoice is created.

• Trigger
  New Plan Purchased

  Triggers when a member purchases a package or plan.

• Trigger
  New Staff Task

  Triggers when a new staff task is created.

• Trigger
  Session Booked

  Triggers when a member books a session (a new visit appears).

• Action
  Create Staff Task

  Creates a staff task assigned to a staff member, optionally about a member or staff user.

• Action
  Delete Staff Task

  Deletes a staff task.

• Action
  Find User

  Finds an Exercise.com user by user ID and returns the profile, or nothing when no user matches.

• Action
  Get Staff Task

  Returns one staff task with its assignee, status and due time.

• Action
  Get User

  Returns one Exercise.com user's profile: name, contact details, address and body measurements.

• Action
  List Invoices

  Lists invoices, optionally for one user or filtered by status or overdue.

• Action
  List Packages

  Lists the packages (memberships and service bundles) you sell.

• Action
  List Staff Tasks

  Lists staff tasks, optionally filtered by assignee, status or due-date range.

• Action
  List User Packages

  Lists the packages members hold, with status, billing and renewal dates.

• Action
  List Users

  Lists Exercise.com users, newest first, optionally filtered by creation date, IDs or location.

• Action
  List Visits

  Lists member visits (bookings and check-ins), optionally for one user or a date range.

• Action
  Update Staff Task

  Updates a staff task; only the fields you supply change.

• Action
  Update User

  Updates a user's profile; only the fields you supply change. Email cannot be changed.

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