Connect RampedUp and SQL Server

Both apps 24RampedUp 13SQL Server 11

• Trigger
  New Alert

  Triggers when RampedUp publishes a new company or contact alert, such as a new hire, funding round, acquisition or expansion, optionally limited to the alert types, companies and locations you choose.

• Action
  Append Contact

  Looks up one person in RampedUp's contact database from an email, LinkedIn URL, or name and company, and returns their job title, professional email, phone and company details. Uses RampedUp credits.

• Action
  Find Contact by LinkedIn URL (Any Match)

  Finds a contact by LinkedIn profile URL and returns them if they have ANY of the contact details you ask for (personal email, professional email, mobile or phone), rather than all of them. Uses a credit when a match is found.

• Action
  Get Account Status

  Returns your RampedUp account's plan dates, credit limits and credits used, so an automation can check its remaining balance before appending.

• Action
  Get Alert by ID

  Returns the full details of one RampedUp alert, such as the new hire, funding round, investors or acquisition, by the alert ID from the New Alert trigger.

• Action
  Get Companies by IDs

  Returns the full RampedUp profiles of several companies at once, by their RampedUp company IDs from Search Companies.

• Action
  Get Company by ID

  Returns the full RampedUp profile of one company, including size, revenue, industry, address and technologies, by its RampedUp company ID from Search Companies.

• Action
  Get Contact by ID

  Returns the full, unmasked details of one RampedUp contact, including email and phone, by its RampedUp contact ID from Search Contacts. Uses a credit.

• Action
  Get Contacts by IDs

  Returns the full, unmasked details of several RampedUp contacts at once, by their RampedUp contact IDs from Search Contacts. Uses a credit per contact.

• Action
  Get Corporate Family

  Returns a company's corporate family from RampedUp: its parent, subsidiaries and, optionally, affiliates.

• Action
  Search Alerts

  Searches RampedUp's company and contact alerts, such as new hires, funding, acquisitions and expansions, by date, type, company and location. Searching uses no credits; use Get Alert by ID for full details.

• Action
  Search Companies

  Searches RampedUp's company database by name, industry, size, revenue, location and technology, and returns matching companies. Searching uses no credits; use Get Company by ID for a full profile.

• Action
  Search Contacts

  Searches RampedUp's contact database by title, level, company, location and other filters, and returns matching contacts. Emails and phone numbers come back masked; append a contact to get its full details. Searching uses no credits.

• Trigger
  New or Updated Row

  Triggers when a new row is added or modified.

• Trigger
  New or Updated Row (Custom Query)

  Fires for each new or changed row returned by a SELECT statement you write against the connected SQL Server database.

• Trigger
  New Row

  Triggers when you add a new row.

• Trigger
  New Table

  Fires when a new table appears in the connected SQL Server database.

• Action
  Add Row

  Add one row to a table on the connected SQL Server database.

• Action
  Delete Row

  Delete the rows in a table whose chosen column equals a value.

• Action
  Find Row

  Find the first row in a table whose chosen column matches a value.

• Action
  Find Rows via Custom Query

  Runs a SELECT statement you write against the connected SQL Server database and returns every row it matches.

• Action
  Find Row via Custom Query

  Runs a SELECT statement you write against the connected SQL Server database and returns the first row it matches.

• Action
  Run Custom Statement

  Runs a statement you write against the connected SQL Server database that changes data rather than returning rows, and reports how many rows it changed.

• Action
  Update Row

  Change column values on every row of a table whose chosen column matches a value.

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