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3. Custom script or button and a custom field in your object to store the verification result
3. Custom script or button and a custom field in your object to store the verification result
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The first step is to send a POST request to MailSend containing the email of the contact.
'''The first step''' is to send a POST request to MailSend containing the email of the contact.

Latest revision as of 14:29, 8 August 2025

Use case examples

Slack

This setup is helpful when you want to send a notification in Slack that a task's due date is approaching.

What you need:

1. Slack workspace with incoming webhooks enabled
2. Webhook URL that links to the desired Slack channel
3. Custom script or button your Planfix object
  • Firstly, we set up a POST request to Slack with the task’s assignee and due date when the deadline is approaching — in our case, when it's tommorow.

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  • Next, we parse Slack’s response. Since it just returns “ok,” we can use this as a simple check to confirm the request was delivered without issues.

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MailerSend

You can use MailSend to verify an email. In this example, will be verifying emails of newly added contacts. What you need:

1. MailerSend account with Email Verification credits
2. API token with the Email Verification permission
3. Custom script or button and a custom field in your object to store the verification result

The first step is to send a POST request to MailSend containing the email of the contact.