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Connect NetHunt CRM to OpusClip

When something happens in NetHunt CRM, your agent does the next thing in OpusClip. Describe it in plain language and the automation is built, tested on every branch and kept running.

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Triggers and actions 8 triggers · 18 actions

Trigger
New Call Log
Triggered when a new call log is added to a record in the specified folder.
Trigger
New Comment
Triggered when a new comment is added to a record in the specified folder.
Trigger
New folder
Triggered when a new folder is added.
Trigger
New Google Drive File in Folder
Polls a NetHunt folder for newly attached Google Drive files linked to its records. Input: folder_id. Returns the list of new Google Drive file attachments.
Trigger
New or Updated Record in Folder
Triggered when a record is created or updated in the specified folder.
Trigger
New Record in Folder
Triggered when a record is created in the specified folder.
Trigger
Two-way sync new or updated records in folder
A trigger for two-way syncing new and updated records in a specified folder, with enhanced on-the-fly mapping. Can only be used with enhanced two-way sync actions that support on-the-fly mapping.
Trigger
Updated Record in Folder
Triggered when a record is updated in the specified folder.
Action
Add Call Log
Add a call log to the specified record.
Action
Add Comment
Add a comment to the specified record.
Action
Delete Record
Delete a record by ID.
Action
Find Record
Search records in a folder by ID or text query.
Action
Find record by field value
Finds one record in a NetHunt folder by matching a field value, and projects the record's fields map alongside record_id / id / created_at. DYNAMIC OUTPUT — DOCUMENTED EXCEPTION TO THE DESIGN RULE (2026-07-20). The standing rule puts FIND ops in the IDs-only bucket: GET enriches output with a field picker, FIND/LIST return IDs only. This op is a deliberate exception because NetHunt exposes NO get-by-id endpoint, so there is no GET op that could carry the picker. Re-confirmed against live data: ?query=<recordId> returns [] for a record that demonstrably exists in that folder (record 6a48901d931c9b3a9bbfb83c in Contacts), recordId:x 400s, and find-record-by-id 404s. The choice was therefore FIND-or-nothing, and a NetHunt user with no output picker has no way to map folder fields at all. If NetHunt ever ships a get-by-id endpoint, move the picker to a proper GET op and revert this op to IDs-only. Field values are projected under `fields`, a flat object keyed by field NAME, matching the house convention of a dynamic map beside the record's own top-level keys (cf. Agile/Cliniko/Capsule/MINDBODY `custom_fields`). NetHunt has no standard-vs-custom split — every folder field is user-defined — so the whole `fields` object is the dynamic surface and the container keeps the accurate name `fields` rather than `custom_fields`. The picker is parameterized per folder: `folder_id` is a SETTING (not an input) because dynamic-schema resolution binds only against step settings, so an input-sourced folder could never resolve the discovery at automation-load time. TYPE BLINDNESS (inherent, not fixable here): the backing schema endpoint returns only {name} with no type, so the picker advertises every field as String. Live reads return numbers and lists — e.g. Deal amount 100000 and Probability 0.9 are numbers, and Company / Contact person / Manager / Email / Label are ARRAYS (link fields carry record-id arrays). Mapping one of these as a scalar fails at runtime with no design-time signal.
Action
List Folder Fields
List the fields of a folder.
Action
List Readable Folders
List all folders the user can read.
Action
List Writable Folders
List folders the user can create records in.
Action
Clip Your Video
Sends a long video to OpusClip and has it cut into short viral clips. Choose the AI model, clip length range, genre, topic keywords or a custom prompt, and which part of the video to use. Returns the project id to fetch the clips with.
Action
Create Collection
Creates a new collection in OpusClip so you can group clips together and export them as a set.
Action
Get Brand Templates
Returns the brand templates on your OpusClip account — the saved looks (captions, layout, styling) you can apply when clipping or captioning a video.
Action
Get Clips
Returns the clips OpusClip produced, either for one clipping project or for one collection. Each clip carries its id and download links.
Action
Get Collections
Returns the collections in your OpusClip account, each with its ID and name, so you can pick one to add clips to or pull clips from.
Action
Get Social Accounts
Returns the social media accounts connected to your OpusClip account, so you can pick one to publish or schedule a post to.
Action
Get Transcript of Clips
Returns the transcript of a clip — the spoken text broken into paragraphs with start and end times, speaker and per-word timings.
Action
Get Transcript of Project
Returns the transcript of a project's original source video — paragraphs with start and end times, text, speaker and per-word timings.
Action
Get Your Video With Captions
Returns the finished captioned video for a captioning project — its download and preview links, title and length.
Action
Share Project
Makes a project public so anyone with the link can view, edit and export it — or puts it back to private.

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