Send a push notification to your Android device as a reminder of a SuperSaaS appointment
Send a push notification to your Android device as a reminder of a SuperSaaS appointment
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Create custom workflows by choosing triggers, actions, and searches. A trigger is an event that launches the workflow, an action is the event.
Changes the active ring mode on a device.
Triggers each time an appointment changes on your schedule. A new appointment also counts as a change.
Triggers for each change to a user in your SuperSaaS account. A new user also counts as a change.
Closes a browser window on the target device.
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Turns off Bluetooth on a device.
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Turns on Bluetooth on a device.
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