GitHub and Microsoft SQL automations

Ready-made scenarios where GitHub and Microsoft SQL work for you: pick one — a copy appears in your account and runs on its own.

110 scenarios

New milestones in github — Records in Microsoft SQL
New releases in GitHub — Updating records in Microsoft SQL
New memberships in github — Records in Microsoft SQL
New cards in GitHub — Updating records in Microsoft SQL
New orders in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New commits in github — Records in Microsoft SQL
New comments in GitHub — Running queries in Microsoft SQL
New companies in GitHub — Updating records in Microsoft SQL
New notifications in GitHub — Deleting records in Microsoft SQL
New reviews in GitHub — Updating records in Microsoft SQL
New companies in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New orders in GitHub — Running queries in Microsoft SQL
Event: apis in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New cards in GitHub — Running queries in Microsoft SQL
New pull requests in github — Records in Microsoft SQL
New cards in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New reviews in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New orders in GitHub — Updating records in Microsoft SQL
New repositories in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New watchers in github — Records in Microsoft SQL
New review requests in github — Records in Microsoft SQL
New projects in GitHub — Updating records in Microsoft SQL
New collaborators in github — Records in Microsoft SQL
New commits in github — Updating records in Microsoft SQL
New companies in GitHub — Running queries in Microsoft SQL
New gists in github — Records in Microsoft SQL
New deployments in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New statuses in github — Updating records in Microsoft SQL
New projects in GitHub — Deleting records in Microsoft SQL
New members in GitHub — Deleting records in Microsoft SQL
Found: branches in github — Updating records in Microsoft SQL
New reviews in GitHub — Deleting records in Microsoft SQL
New statuses in github — Records in Microsoft SQL
New comments in GitHub — Deleting records in Microsoft SQL
New runs in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New projects in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New tasks in GitHub — Running queries in Microsoft SQL
New memberships in github — Updating records in Microsoft SQL
New releases in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
Found: branches in github — Records in Microsoft SQL
New notifications in GitHub — Updating records in Microsoft SQL
New pull requests in github — Updating records in Microsoft SQL
New orders in GitHub — Subscribers in Mailchimp — variant 2
New comments in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New notifications in GitHub — Sending messages in Telegram
Updated records in Microsoft SQL — Files in GitHub
New orders in GitHub — Sending messages in Telegram — variant 2
New companies in GitHub — Sending emails in Gmail
New tasks in GitHub — Updating records in Microsoft SQL
New orders in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
Tasks from one Microsoft SQL land on the other board
New pull requests in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New companies in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New users in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New notifications in GitHub — Sending emails in Gmail — variant 2
New reviews in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New records in Microsoft SQL — Users in GitHub
New users in GitHub — Deleting records in Microsoft SQL
New events in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New tasks in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New members in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
Found: files in GitHub — Updating records in Microsoft SQL
New records in Microsoft SQL — Tasks in GitHub
New users in GitHub — Updating records in Microsoft SQL
New tasks in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New orders in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
New records in Microsoft SQL — Reviews in github
New orders in GitHub — Records in Microsoft SQL
Records in Microsoft SQL from GitHub events
GitHub orders — a Microsoft SQL record and a Bitrix24 deal
Store orders to a sheet with a chat notification
Gauging callers' mood and personalized texts through twilio
GitHub buyers — straight into your mailing list and CRM
Store buyers become newsletter subscribers automatically
Bug reports from a form — into repository issues with an alert
Business review replies with a ready draft
Track construction progress from site photos
Form feedback turned into tasks across your trackers
Win back abandoned GitHub carts by email and in CRM
One sales ledger for two stores
Tickets prioritized by importance, tasks created for you
Stuck tickets, followed up automatically
New shop products — auto-posted to social media
Data-load failure monitoring with tasks and alerts
Feedback sorted by sentiment — and every complaint becomes a ticket
Resumes from a folder into a candidate card and a hiring task
Topic legislation tracker with tasks
New-issue triage: task, notification, reply to the author, and a logged row
Meeting attendance: a log, the late list and a summary in your chat
A personal AI assistant with a personality
Failed-login detection with tickets and alerts
Client onboarding from a questionnaire: project, tasks, channel, email, CRM
Data-quality watch that alerts only on real issues
Reports from diagnosis emails — as PDF, straight to the recipients
Onboarding task quality checks, automatic and scored
Weekly documentation and backup of your scenarios
A first review and labels — the moment changes go up
Incident response — ticket, alert, and report in seconds
Content ideas from your audience's real pain points
Reorder recommendations from your stock table — automatically