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Build your own InOut WhatsApp Receive/Send Message and Zoho Mail (Europe) automations
Triggers (If this)
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New Mail Received
This trigger fires on the reception of a new mail
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You sent a specific WhatsApp message to InOut
This trigger fires when a specific WhatsApp message is received. The rest of messages are ignored.
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New mail received with criteria
This trigger fires when you receive mail that satisfies the trigger fields
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You sent any WhatsApp message to InOut
This trigger fires when a WhatsApp message is received no matter the content.
New Mail Received
This trigger fires on the reception of a new mail
You sent a specific WhatsApp message to InOut
This trigger fires when a specific WhatsApp message is received. The rest of messages are ignored.
New mail received with criteria
This trigger fires when you receive mail that satisfies the trigger fields
You sent any WhatsApp message to InOut
This trigger fires when a WhatsApp message is received no matter the content.
How to connect InOut WhatsApp Receive/Send Message and Zoho Mail (Europe)
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