Integrate Zoho Webinar with GitHub
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Update the details of an existing webinar in Zoho Webinar when a new issue is created in GitHub
Integrate GitHub with Zoho Webinar using Zoho Flow. Whenever a new issue is created in GitHub, Zoho Flow automatically updates the details of an existing webinar in Zoho Webinar. This integration keeps your workflows in sync and eliminates manual work.
Set up this flow in minutes — no coding required.
How it works
- The flow triggers when a new issue is created in GitHub.
- Zoho Flow updates the details of an existing webinar in Zoho Webinar.
Update the details of an existing webinar in Zoho Webinar when a new issue is created in GitHub
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Supported triggers and actions
Integrate Zoho Webinar and GitHub using the below triggers and actions
All Triggers - A trigger kickstarts the flow
Webinar created
Triggers when a new webinar is created
Webinar recording uploaded
Triggers when the recording of a webinar is uploaded
Recording transcript generated
Triggers when the transcript of a recording is generated
Webinar started
Triggers when a webinar has started
Member joined
Triggers when a new member has joined a webinar
Recording summary generated
Triggers when the summary of a recording is generated
Webinar canceled
Triggers when a webinar is canceled
Webinar updated
Triggers when the details of a webinar are updated
Poll answered
Triggers when a poll is answered in a webinar
Registrant added
Triggers when a participant registers for a webinar
Member removed
Triggers when a member is removed from a webinar
Webinar ended
Triggers when a webinar has ended
Repository created
Triggers when a new repository is created
Pull request created
Triggers when a new pull request is created
Label created
Triggers when a new label is created
Comment made on issue
Triggers when a comment is made on an existing issue
New mention
Triggers when your Github username is mentioned in a Commit, Comment, Issue, or Pull Request
Issue created
Triggers when a new issue is created
Review requested
Triggers when a review is requested from you or a specified user
Issue reopened
Triggers when an issue is reopened in the selected repository
Issue closed
Triggers when an issue is closed in the selected repository
Release added
Triggers when a new release is added
All Actions - Actions are the automated tasks
Add multiple registrants
Adds multiple registrants to a webinar
Schedule webinar
Schedules a new webinar
Add registrant
Adds a new registrant
Update webinar
Updates the details of an existing webinar
Update recording permission
Updates the recording permission of a webinar
Fetch recordings
Fetches the recordings of a webinar
Fetch webinar
Fetches the details of a webinar
Create comment
Creates a new comment in the selected issue
Create issue
Creates a new issue
Create pull request
Creates a new pull request
Update issue
Updates the details of an existing issue
Fetch user
Fetches a user by their login name
Fetch issue by title
Fetches the details of an existing issue by title
Fetch issue
Fetches a issue by their number
What is GitHub?
GitHub is a developer platform that lets you manage projects and teams, follow projects, host code, and maintain documentation. The built-in tools make it easy to request review, propose changes, and manage version control.
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