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Create a link for a new file in Egnyte and share it with specified people from list stored in Google Sheets
When a new file is saved in Egnyte, Make checks which people should have access to the file in Google Sheets. This template in Google Sheets was used. All the files must have the naming convention "nameOfTheProject_nameOfTheFile". After the list of filtered people is retrieved, the file links are created for the people and the links are sent to their e-mails. The generated password is then sent in private message to the concrete people via Slack.
Send notification about a new file in Egnyte to Slack
When a new file is saved in Egnyte, a notification is sent to Slack.
Send notifications with events in Egnyte to Slack
When a new event happens in Egnyte, a notification as message is sent to Slack.
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