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A trigger is an event that starts your Zap and runs the workflow. For example, with New York Times, a trigger could be "New Article."

A trigger is the event that kicks off your automated workflow.

Setup an action from Google Docs

An action is what takes place after the automation is triggered. For example, with Google Docs, the action could be "Append Text to Document."

An action is the event that your automated workflow performs when triggered.

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Frequently Asked Questions about New York Times + Google Docs integrations

New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with New York Times and Google Docs

How can I integrate New York Times with Google Docs?

You can integrate New York Times with Google Docs by setting up automated workflows that connect the two. We support triggers like 'New Article' in New York Times, where an action might be to create a new document or append content in an existing Google Doc.

What triggers are available for New York Times when integrating with Google Docs?

We support triggers such as 'New Article', 'Popular Articles' and 'Top Story'. These triggers can initiate actions in Google Docs, like creating a new document or appending article summaries.

Can I automate the creation of a summary of New York Times articles in Google Docs?

Yes, using our service, you can automate creating summaries of new articles from the New York Times directly into Google Docs. This can be triggered whenever there's a 'New Article' update from the New York Times.

Is it possible to append New York Times headlines to an existing document in Google Docs?

Absolutely. You can set up a workflow that appends headline updates from the New York Times to your existing documents in Google Docs. This is done by using triggers like 'Top Story' or 'Popular Articles'.

Are there limits on how often information can be updated from New York Times to Google Docs?

The frequency of updates depends on your specific integration setup and plan limits, but typical scenarios allow for real-time or scheduled updates using our triggers and actions configuration.

What happens if there’s an error during the integration process between New York Times and Google Docs?

If there's an error during the integration process, we provide detailed logs and notifications so you can troubleshoot and resolve issues quickly. Actions will stop processing until errors are resolved.

Can I customize the format in which articles appear in my Google Docs after being pulled from New York Times?

Yes, you have control over customizing the format when articles are transferred from NYT to your Google Doc. You can define templates or use pre-designed templates for consistent formatting.

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Supported triggers and actions

Zapier helps you create workflows that connect your apps to automate repetitive tasks. A trigger is an event that starts a workflow, and an action is an event a Zap performs.

- Section
  Required
Trigger
Scheduled
Try It
- Folder
Trigger
Scheduled
Try It
- Document Name
  Required
- New Document Name
  Required
- Folder
- Sharing Preference
- Unused Fields Preference
- Export Formats
Action
Write
- New Document Name
  Required
- Document Name
  Required
- Folder
- Export Formats
Action
Write
- Folder
- New Document Name
  Required
Action
Search

New Document
Triggers when a new document is added (inside any folder).
Trigger
Scheduled
Try It
- Folder
- Document Name
  Required
- Text to Append
  Required
- Append Text on New Line?
Action
Write
- Document Name
  Required
- New Document Name
  Required
- Folder
Action
Write
- HTTP Method
  Required
- URL
  Required
- Query String Parameters
- Headers
- Additional Request Headers
- Body
Action
Write
- Folder
- New Document Name
  Required
- Document Name
  Required
- Export Formats
Action
Search or write

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About New York Times

The New York Times is an American daily newspaper which features top articles across many sections, including politics, technology, and opinion.

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Google Docs is an online word processor that lets you create and format text documents. Collaboratively edit documents with other people in real time. We also support Google Sheets!

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