EasyCSV + RSS by Zapier
EasyCSV + RSS by Zapier
EasyCSV + RSS by Zapier integrations
Create csv files in EasyCSV for new items in your RSS by Zapier feed
Streamline your content updates with this workflow. Whenever a new item pops up in your RSS feed, a corresponding CSV file is created in EasyCSV. This efficient workflow saves you the manual effort of transferring data and ensures timely updates in your CSV files in response to new RSS feed content. Keep your data systems effortlessly up-to-date.
- When this happens...New Item in FeedTriggers when a new RSS feed item is published.
- automatically do this!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.
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More things you can do with RSS by Zapier and EasyCSV
Discover other triggers and actions you can use with RSS by Zapier and EasyCSV
- Feed URLsRequired
- What Triggers a New Feed Item?
Try ItTriggerPolling- Feed Title
- Max Records
- Item TitleRequired
- Source URLRequired
- ContentRequired
- Automatically Truncate Messages over 10KB?
- Author_name
- Author_email
- Author_link
- Media URL
- Media MIME Type
- Media Length in Bytes
- Pubdate
ActionWrite- New Spreadsheet Row Import
Triggered for every row/record in a spreadsheet being imported.
Try ItTriggerInstant - CSV FileRequired
- File Includes Headers?Required
ActionWrite
- Feed URLRequired
- Username
- Password
- What Triggers a New Feed Item?
Try ItTriggerPolling- New CSV File Generated via Import
Triggers when a new CSV File is generated after new data has been imported.
Try ItTriggerInstant - CSV File: Header and Data Rows (Separate values for each row with commas - click here or read below for setup help)Required
- CSV Filename (optional)
ActionWrite
About EasyCSV
EasyCSV enables your users or team members to import CSV files and Google Sheets into your app or any public api.
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About RSS by Zapier
RSS (really simple syndication) is pretty much the industry standard for feed readers. You'll find RSS feeds in almost every app imaginable.
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