How do I capture all subscribers names from a mailing list and send the grouped results to Pushover?

[Stephen Gordon]

I'm setting up a workflow to send the names of active mailing list subscribers from Moosend to a Pushover text message, but I've run into a problem.

I have a 'Get Subscribers' action to get the information from Moosend and parse the data using Iterator.

I tried sending that data to Pushover, but it created a separate message for each name in the mailing list.

Is there a way I can group all the subscriber names into one Pushover message?

Cheers

Stephen

 

[Neeraj]

This is a perfect use-case for an aggregator module but currently, Pabbly does not have an aggregator module in built.

Right now the alternative approach might be to add all the array items going through Iterator into Google Sheets and then Get them all together at once. But I am not sure whether that approach will be feasible for you or not.

 

[Fagun Shah]

I'm setting up a workflow to send the names of active mailing list subscribers from Moosend to a Pushover text message, but I've run into a problem.

I have a 'Get Subscribers' action to get the information from Moosend and parse the data using Iterator.

I tried sending that data to Pushover, but it created a separate message for each name in the mailing list.

Is there a way I can group all the subscriber names into one Pushover message?

Cheers

Stephen

Try Data Transformer -> Line Itemizer. And then map its output to pushover step.

 

[Stephen Gordon]

Try Data Transformer -> Line Itemizer. And then map its output to pushover step.

Perfect!

The use case I have set up a subscription service for a friend's Pilates class using Thrivecart. Students sign up and get added to a mailing list on Moosend. This workflow runs once a week an hour before the class to send a Pushover message to act as a register.

If someone cancels their subscription or the payment fails (3 times) they are taken out of the mailing list so won't appear on the register.

Superb solution @Fagun Shah !