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Tripletex
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Connect Tripletex and Google Gemini AI

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Create a custom workflow

Integrate Tripletex with Google Gemini AI and automate the work that moves between them — no code required.

Create a custom workflow

Every automation starts with a trigger and an action. Select one from each app to generate a workflow tailored to your needs.

Google Gemini AI
Trigger: Watch events
Tripletex
Action: Select an action
1. Select a trigger

  • Triggers when a long running task has finished.

2. Select an action

  • Creates a new customer.

  • Creates a new customer category.

  • Creates a new ledger account.

  • Creates a new ledger payment type out.

  • Creates a new ledger voucher.

  • Creates a new product.

  • Creates a new product group.

  • Creates a new product group relation.

  • Creates a new product inventory location.

  • Creates a new product unit.

  • Creates a new project.

  • Creates a new relative VAT type.

  • Creates a new supplier product.

  • Creates a new timesheet company holiday.

  • Creates a new timesheet entry.

  • Creates a new timesheet salary type specification.

  • Creates a new order.

  • Creates a new order group.

  • Creates a new order line.

  • Deletes an existing customer.

  • Deletes an existing ledger account.

  • Deletes an existing ledger payment type out.

  • Deletes an existing ledger voucher.

  • Deletes an existing product.

  • Deletes an existing product group.

  • Deletes an existing product group relation.

  • Deletes an existing product inventory location.

  • Deletes an existing product unit.

  • Deletes an existing project.

  • Deletes an existing supplier product.

  • Deletes an existing timesheet company holiday.

  • Deletes an existing timesheet entry.

  • Deletes an existing salary type specification.

  • Deletes an existing order group.

  • Deletes an existing order line.

  • Retrieves an existing customer.

  • Retrieves an existing customer category.

  • Retrieves an existing ledger account.

  • Retrieves an existing ledger accounting period.

  • Retrieves an existing ledger annual account.

  • Retrieves an existing ledger close group.

  • Retrieves an existing ledger payment type out.

  • Retrieves an existing ledger posting.

  • Retrieves an existing ledger VAT type.

  • Retrieves an existing ledger voucher.

  • Retrieves an existing ledger voucher type.

  • Retrieves an existing monthly timesheet.

  • Duplicate + incomplete functionality

  • Retrieves an existing product.

  • Retrieves an existing product group.

  • Retrieves an existing product group relation.

  • Retrieves an existing product inventory location.

  • Retrieves an existing product unit.

  • Retrieves an existing product unit master.

  • Retrieves an existing project.

  • Retrieves an existing supplier product.

  • Retrieves an existing timesheet company holiday.

  • Retrieves an existing timesheet entry.

  • Retrieves an existing timesheet salary type specification.

  • Retrieves an existing timesheet time clock.

  • Retrieves an existing weekly timesheet.

  • Retrieves an existing external product.

  • Retrieves an existing invoice details.

  • Retrieves an existing invoice payment type.

  • Retrieves an existing order.

  • Retrieves an existing order group.

  • Retrieves an existing order line.

  • Retrieves an existing logistic settings.

  • Retrieves timesheet settings.

  • Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.

  • Updates an existing customer.

  • Updates an existing customer category.

  • Updates an existing ledger account.

  • Updates an existing ledger payment type out.

  • Updates an existing ledger voucher.

  • Update an existing logistic setting.

  • Updates an existing monthly timesheet.

  • Updates an existing product.

  • Updates an existing product group.

  • Updates an existing product inventory location.

  • Updates an existing product unit.

  • Updates an existing project.

  • Updates an existing supplier product.

  • Updates an existing timesheet company holiday.

  • Updates an existing timesheet entry.

  • Updates an existing timesheet salary type specification.

  • Updates an existing timesheet time clock.

  • Updates an existing weekly timesheet.

  • Updates an existing order.

  • Updates an existing order group.

  • Updates an existing order line.

  • Uploads a new historical voucher.

Select a trigger and an action

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Triggers and actions

Explore what you can automate between Tripletex and Google Gemini AI.

Create a Customer
Creates a new customer.
Action
Create a Customer Category
Creates a new customer category.
Action
Create a file search store
Creates a new file search store.
Action
Create a Ledger Account
Creates a new ledger account.
Action
Create a Ledger Payment Type Out
Creates a new ledger payment type out.
Action
Create a Ledger Voucher
Creates a new ledger voucher.
Action
Create a Product
Creates a new product.
Action
Create a Product Group
Creates a new product group.
Action
Create a Product Group Relation
Creates a new product group relation.
Action
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