Process Selected Conference Talks

Name: Process Selected Conference Talks
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Automatically creates visual cards for selected conference talks and adds them to a Trello board.

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About This Workflow

Overview

This workflow selects conference talks based on a score threshold from Airtable, generates a visual banner for each talk using Bannerbear, and then creates a Trello card with the talk details and the generated banner image.

Key Features

Filters conference talks from Airtable based on a 'Total Score' greater than 15.
Generates dynamic banners with talk title, abstract, speaker's name, and Twitter handle using Bannerbear.
Adds selected talks as cards to a Trello board, including the abstract, speaker details, and a link to the generated banner image.

How To Use

Configure Airtable Credentials: Ensure your Airtable API key and application/table are set up in the 'Airtable' node.
Configure Bannerbear Credentials: Set up your Bannerbear API key and ensure the BASE_URL environment variable is configured for the profile image.
Configure Trello Credentials: Set up your Trello API key and token, and specify the desired listId in the 'Trello' node.
Set Template IDs: In the 'Bannerbear' node, ensure the templateId is correctly set.
Execute Manually: Trigger the workflow by clicking the 'execute' button on the 'On clicking 'execute'' node.

Apps Used

airtable

automation

bannerbear

cards

conference

speaker

trello

Workflow JSON

{
  "id": "96737e89-b8d3-476c-8fa0-85ce78df9c03",
  "name": "Process Selected Conference Talks",
  "nodes": 0,
  "category": "Community Contributed",
  "status": "active",
  "version": "1.0.0"
}

Note: This is a sample preview. The full workflow JSON contains node configurations, credentials placeholders, and execution logic.