As part of our accelerated connector rollout, I'm excited to say we have six new connectors for our customers. Yup, you heard right! Six 🙂
As of today, the new connectors available are:
- Google Sheets
- Google Calendar
- Google Tasks
- Google Docs
- Asana
- Mailchimp
Google Sheets
Google Sheets is a spreadsheet file service developed by Google. Users can create, edit, and share spreadsheet files on their Google Drive accounts and invite others to view and edit them. Google Sheets is light-weight and easy to use tool for powerful data collection, storage, retrieval and visualisation of data. It leverages many of the same patterns as Excel and is largely considered a light-weight version of Excel, built from the ground up in the cloud.
The actions currently available with Google Sheets are:
The operations available for data sources in forms are:
- Get spreadsheets
Google Calendar
Google Calendar is a powerful scheduling and time management service developed by Google that allows users to spend less time managing schedules. Google Calendar can transform the way you create and edit appointments and events, allowing you to make the best use of time. The service enables setting reminders, locations, and start/end times for events and inviting participants for planned events. Sharing calendars with others, allows you to plan events, set up meetings and perform tasks smoothly and efficiently. With Google Calendar, there is one primary calendar, and users can create individual calendars with their own style for personal, business, or vacation use.
The actions currently available with Google Calendar are:
The operations available for data sources in forms are:
- Get calendar events
- Get calendars
Google Tasks
Google Tasks is a free task managing service provided to business users via Google Workspace customers as part of a subscription. It is an online service that manages to-do lists, and you can make lists of items or tasks you need to do and cross them out when they are done. Multiple lists can be created, allowing lists to be created for various tasks that make managing tasks easy and hassle-free.
The actions currently available with Google Tasks are:
The operations available for data sources in forms are:
- Get task lists
- Get the tasks for a task list
Google Docs
Google Docs, developed by Google, is a free document creation and editing product and is provided to business users via Google Workspace customers as part of a subscription. Google Docs allows users to create and edit documents while collaborating with other users in real-time and share documents with others. It is available online and as a mobile and desktop app and is built "cloud-first" compared to Microsoft Word and is very light-weight and performant on the web.
Connect to Google Docs from Nintex Workflow Cloud to create new documents and access details from your existing documents.
The actions currently available with Google Docs are:
The operations available for data sources in forms are:
- Get documents
Asana
Asana is a web and mobile application designed to simplify team-based work management by helping teams organise, track, and manage their work. Asana is a commonly used light-weight but powerful product management tool in the same bracket as Trello. However, it is more structured and tailored to teams and uses a task-oriented approach to project management and is focused on tasks.
The actions currently available with Asana are:
The operations available for data sources in forms are:
- Get projects for a workspace
- Get tasks in a project
- Get teams by workspace
- Get users by workspace
- Get workspaces
Mailchimp
Mailchimp is an always-on marketing platform that makes managing marketing operations easier by giving users the ability to create and manage mailing lists, newsletters, automated campaigns and more. Mailchimp is simple and easy to use and provides access to an array of email marketing tools, and users can easily tailor email messages to different audiences.
The actions currently available with Mailchimp are:
The operations available for data sources in forms are:
- Get lists
- Get stores
- Get templates
