Priyanka Gosai

TinyCommand Live Session: Automating Real Use Cases

Most setups today use multiple tools:

Zapier or Make for workflows
Apollo or Clay for enrichment
Typeform or similar tools for forms

It works, but connecting everything takes effort and the system becomes harder to manage over time.

We’re hosting a live TinyCommand session where we’ll take a few real use cases and build them end-to-end in one place.

We’ll cover:

  • capturing incoming data

  • enriching it automatically

  • turning the full process into a working system

Date: Wednesday, 8th April
Time: 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM PST
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Alexander Carter

Looks interesting , Will you cover real use cases like lead gen or outbound workflows in the session?

Priyanka Gosai

@alexander_carter1 Yes, we’ll be covering real-life examples, including lead gen workflows and a few other practical setups as well.

Ill Robyn

Sounds interesting! Will the session include real examples lead gen or outbound workflows?

Priyanka Gosai

@ill_robyn Yes, we’ll be covering real-life examples, including lead gen workflows and a few other practical setups as well.

CHRISTIAN ONOCHIE

Curious how flexible it is compared to tools like Zapier/Make, those are hard to beat in terms of integrations.

Priyanka Gosai

@christian_onochie Totally fair point. Zapier has 6,000+ integrations, and we might not reach that scale anytime soon, if at all.

For us, integrations are driven by user demand. We prioritize and build based on what our users actually need rather than trying to match volume.

eko eko

@christian_onochie every service we have wanted to use (phone lines through quo.com for instance) we have been able to easily integrate with http request through the api. If we run into problems we just ask ChatGPT or Gemini to help us troubleshoot! There is nothing we haven’t been able to do that we were doing with the other services.

@priyanka_gosai1 it would be awesome if third parties, or users, could save groups of http requests as community custom app integrations that could be shared and configured with certain fields (like api keys) being set as required when installing/copying instance