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Triggers and actions 1 trigger ยท 11 actions
Trigger
New Spreadsheet Row ImportFires instantly for each row/record as EasyCSV imports a spreadsheet. In EasyCSV, open your import's Sheet Details, check "Post imports to Webhook", and paste this trigger's minted URL. EasyCSV sends one POST per row; the payload binds as {{ trigger.body.* }} (record_data holds the row's column values, plus import_id/import_name/sheet_name/importer_email metadata).
Action
Create CSV FileCreates a CSV File that can be used in your Zap, automatically emailed as an attachment, or uploaded to a specific place via SFTP.
Action
Parse CSV FileParse a CSV file and return a JSON array of rows
Action
Add incidentLog a new incident against a monitor/resource. POST /incident/log.
Action
Add monitorCreate a new uptime/website monitor. POST /monitor/create.
Action
Delete monitorDelete a monitor by id. DELETE /monitor/delete.
Action
Get incidentRetrieve a single incident's details by id. GET /incident/detail.
Action
Get monitorRetrieve a single monitor's details by id. GET /monitor/detail.
Action
List incidentsList incidents on the account. GET /incident/list.
Action
List monitorsList all monitors on the account. GET /monitor/list.
Action
List status pagesList status pages on the account. GET /statuspage/list.
Action
Update monitorUpdate an existing monitor's configuration (interval, URL, alert settings). POST /monitor/configure.
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