Starters guide for IFTTT
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This document introduces IFTTT (If This Then That), a service that allows users to create recipes to automatically trigger actions across different online services and apps. Recipes have a trigger, such as checking into Foursquare, that then trigger an action, like adding the check-in details to a note in Evernote. The document explains how IFTTT works with channels that each have triggers and actions, how to browse popular recipes or create your own, and how to get started using IFTTT by signing up on their website.
Starters guide for IFTTT
- 1. Starters guide IFTTT © Patrick Sledz www.officeandbusiness.be
- 2. About me On-line entrepreneur Off-line entrepreneur Consultant Avid IFTTT user http://www.PatrickSledz.com © Patrick Sledz
- 3. Would you like it to Log the weather everyday into a spreadsheet? © Patrick Sledz
- 4. Would you like it to Log the weather everyday into a spreadsheet? Download every picture you were tagged in on Facebook to Dropbox? © Patrick Sledz
- 5. Would you like it to Log the weather everyday into a spreadsheet? Download every picture you were tagged in on Facebook to Dropbox? Log all you FourSquare check-ins in a calendar? © Patrick Sledz
- 6. Would you like it to Log the weather everyday into a spreadsheet? Download every picture you were tagged in on Facebook to Dropbox? Log all you FourSquare check-ins in a calendar? And all this AUTOMATICALLY? © Patrick Sledz
- 7. Look no further IFTTT is what you are looking for. © Patrick Sledz
- 8. Look no further IFTTT is what you are looking for. IFTTT means © Patrick Sledz
- 9. Look no further IFTTT is what you are looking for. IFTTT means © Patrick Sledz
- 10. How? IFTTT works with Recipes © Patrick Sledz
- 11. How? IFTTT works with Recipes © Patrick Sledz
- 15. And Channels Channels are the basic building blocks of IFTTT. Each Channel has its own Triggers and Actions. © Patrick Sledz
- 16. And Channels Channels are the basic building blocks of IFTTT. Each Channel has its own Triggers and Actions. Examples of channels: © Patrick Sledz
- 17. And Channels Channels are the basic building blocks of IFTTT. Each Channel has its own Triggers and Actions. Examples of channels: © Patrick Sledz
- 18. Triggers Triggers are the IF © Patrick Sledz
- 19. Triggers Triggers are the IF Example: If I check-in on FourSquare © Patrick Sledz
- 20. Actions Actions are the THEN © Patrick Sledz
- 21. Actions Actions are the THEN Example Append to a note in Evernote © Patrick Sledz
- 22. Ingredients Pieces of data from a Trigger are called Ingredients © Patrick Sledz
- 23. Ingredients Pieces of data from a Trigger are called Ingredients Example: Check-in date Venue name © Patrick Sledz
- 25. Activate You can turn you recipes ON or OFF © Patrick Sledz
- 26. Activate You can turn you recipes ON or OFF Recipes usually poll every 15 minutes. © Patrick Sledz
- 27. How to get started? © Patrick Sledz
- 28. How to get started? Browse to www.ifttt.com and JOIN IFTTT. © Patrick Sledz
- 29. How to get started? Browse to www.ifttt.com and JOIN IFTTT. © Patrick Sledz
- 30. How to get started? Browse to www.ifttt.com and JOIN IFTTT. Select you username, email address and password © Patrick Sledz
- 31. Use an existing or create © Patrick Sledz
- 32. Use an existing or create Create your own © Patrick Sledz
- 33. Popular recipes © Patrick Sledz
- 34. Popular recipes © Patrick Sledz
- 35. Now let the Internet work for you! © Patrick Sledz