How it works
To move data from enkod to Medium automatically, use a ready-made scenario — no manual exports.
- Starts when: Every Day at 8am
- Then: Get All Info Required from Sheets
- Check: Check Rows Found
- If yes: Loop for Each Row
- Then: Send Completion Email
- Then: Set Complete
- Then: Log Complete
- Then: Current Row Context
- Then: SEO Blog AI Agent
- Then: Fetch Images from Pexels
- Then: Image AI Agent
- Then: Pack Image Data
- Then: Update Image Details
- Then: Download Image
- Check: Map to WordPress Site
- If yes: Media Upload (website1)
- Then: Update Media Alt Text (website1)
- Then: Create Draft Post (website1)
- Then: Prepare Data (website1)
- Then: Set Featured Image (website1)
- Then: Gather All Data for Update
- Then: Update wp_url and status
- Then: Wait 5 Seconds Between Iterations
- Then: Set HTTP Error
- Then: Log HTTP Error
- If no: Media Upload (website2)
- Then: Update Media Alt Text (website2)
- Then: Create Draft Post (website2)
- Then: Prepare Data (website2)
- Then: Set Featured Image (website2)
- If no: Set Error
- Then: Log Error
- If no: Nothing to Process
- Then: Log Empty Run
- Then: Blog JSON Output Parser
- Then: Image JSON Output Parser
- Then: Fallback Image Model
- Then: Image Model
- Then: Fallback Blog Model
- Then: Blog Model
- Then: Template - Media Upload
- Then: Template - Update Media Alt Text
- Then: Template - Create Draft Post
- Then: Template - Prepare Data
- Then: Template - Set Featured Image
You can launch this enkod + Medium integration in Scriptera: describe the task in plain words — the scenario is built, launched and monitored for you.