Zoho CRM + Zoho Recruit
Manage new or updated module entries in Zoho CRM by creating or updating records in Zoho Recruit
Create a streamlined workflow between Zoho CRM and Zoho Recruit with this automation. Each time there's a new or altered entry in your Zoho CRM modules, an equivalent action of creating or updating a record will be carried out in Zoho Recruit. This efficient process ensures your recruitment records are always up-to-date with your CRM information, allowing you to focus on other value-adding tasks.
Create a streamlined workflow between Zoho CRM and Zoho Recruit with this automation. Each time there's a new or altered entry in your Zoho CRM modules, an equivalent action of creating or updating a record will be carried out in Zoho Recruit. This efficient process ensures your recruitment records are always up-to-date with your CRM information, allowing you to focus on other value-adding tasks.
- When this happens...New/Updated Module Entry
Triggers instantaneously when any entry is created or updated in the specified module.
- automatically do this!Create/Update Record
Creates or update record in selected module.
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New Contact
Triggers when a new contact is created. If you are on a paid plan for the Zoho CRM then it is advisable to use New Module Entry (Instant) trigger.
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Try ItNew or Updated Lead
Triggers when a new lead is added or modified in Zoho. If you are on a paid plan for the Zoho CRM then it is advisable to use New/Updated Module Entry (Instant) trigger.
Try ItNew User
Triggers when a new active user is added to your Zoho CRM account.
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New Lead
Triggers when a new lead is created. If you are on a paid plan for the Zoho CRM then it is advisable to use New Module Entry (Instant) trigger.
Try ItNew or Updated Contact
Triggers when a new contact is added or modified in Zoho. If you are on a paid plan for the Zoho CRM then it is advisable to use New/Updated Module Entry (Instant) trigger.
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