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Reddit + Retable integrations

Reddit > Retable

Trigger

Last triggered

New post in subreddit

Add row to table

Overview

Connect Reddit to Retable in just a few clicks, for free, with Relay.app. Relay.app provides seamless integration between Reddit, Retable, and many other popular SaaS applications.

Check below for example workflows using Reddit and Retable, as well as a list of the triggers and actions Relay.app supports today. Just let us know if we're missing anything you need.

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Example Reddit + Retable workflows

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Automatically add row to table in Retable for each new post in subreddit in Reddit

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Get comments on post automatically in Reddit for each row added in Retable

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Update row automatically in Retable for each new comment in subreddit in Reddit

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Update row automatically in Retable for each new post in subreddit in Reddit

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Delete row automatically in Retable for each new post in subreddit in Reddit

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Inspirational workflows

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Reddit Triggers

Comment

add

New comment in subreddit

Reddit post

add

New post in subreddit

Retable Actions

Project

Find project(s)

Table

add_box

Add row to table

library_add

Create or update row

delete

Delete row

Find row(s)

edit

Update row

Retable Triggers

Table

add

Row added

Reddit Actions

Comment

Get comments on post

Reddit post

Get post by URL

Get posts by search query

Get posts by subreddit

Create your own Reddit + Retable integration

Select a trigger in Reddit

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Or automate Retable + Reddit

Select a trigger in Retable

Select an action in Reddit

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1. Create a free Relay.app account
2. Set a trigger in Reddit or Retable to kick off new workflow runs
3. Add one or more actions to run in your workflow
4. Authorize Reddit and Retable to connect to Relay.app
5. Turn on your workflow and start getting more done with less manual work
Check above for some example workflows, or visit our help center for more details on how to get started.
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Zapier is a better fit for some use cases, as a featureful workflow automation tool that has been around for a long time. For example, if you need an integration with a less commonly used app, Zapier may already have the one you need.
For a more detailed comparison, check out our article comparing Relay.app to Zapier or our comparison of Zapier alternatives.
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