Accessing the Toolbelt Integrations

To access the CarbonToolbelt Integrations, you'll want to follow the process below:

1. Navigate to the integration center

2. Search "CarbonToolbelt"

3. Select your desired integration set
   

Accessing the Workshop Template

To get started with CarbonToolbelt, we recommend spending some time familiarizing yourself with the functionality. To do this, we've created the Toolbelt Workshop Template, which has mini-experiments set up so you can experience how the tools are intended to function first-hand.

To access this template, follow the process below:

1. Navigate to the template center

2. Search "CarbonToolbelt Workshop"

3. Add it to your workspace

4. Activate the pre-installed integrations

5. And you're ready to go!
   

(If you ever want to reset the template, just delete the board and re-add it via the process above!)

Setting up the Integrations

Below we'll guide you through how to use the different types of integrations. Each example will be shown inside of the CarbonToolbelt Workshop Template for you to try and test yourself! For a comprehensive list of all integrations, review the CarbonToolbelt Documentation.

**If you are using the Workshop Template you will need to active each integration before testing or the integrations will not run / work.

Column Manipulation

Example: "When column changes write This Text to item name"

1. Start by selecting the column to use as a trigger

2. Choose how you want to display the item name

3. Then trigger the column for the name to change

Result: When Deal Status changes write "{item name} [{State}] to item name

That's it! With these steps, you should have a grasp on how to use the Column Manipulation integrations within your workflow.

Column Requirements

Example: "When status changes, create an update if any of these columns are empty"

1. Start by selecting a status to use as a trigger

2. Write out the text for your update

3. Then choose the columns that you want to check to see if they are empty

Result: When Lead Status changes, create an update(**This item has missing data!) if any of these columns(Person and FollowUp Date) are empty

That's it! With these steps, you should have a grasp on how to use the Column Requirements integrations within your workflow.

Date Changes

Example: "When date arrives push date by some days keeping the time"

1. Start by selecting a date column to use as a trigger

2. Then choose how many days you want to push the date

Result: "When Payment Date arrives push Reach Out Date by 30 days keeping the time"

That's it! With these steps, you should have a grasp on how to use the Date Change integrations within your workflow.

Formulas & Calculations

Example: "When this column changes calculate formula and store result in this column"

1. Start by selecting the column to use as a trigger

2. Create a formula

3. Then choose the column you want to see the result in

Result: "When Get Value Amount changes calculate formula (multiply{item's Payment} ,2) and store result in Final Value"

That's it! With these steps, you should have a grasp on how to use the Formulas & Calculations integrations within your workflow.

Item Updates

Example: "When column changes create a checklist update with this text"

1. Start by selecting a column to use as a trigger

2. Then write out your text for the checklist

Result: "When FollowUp Status changes, create a checklist update with this text(**Check Name / Check Email / Check Location)

That's it! With these steps, you should have a grasp on how to use the Item Update integrations within your workflow.

People Assignments

Example: "When an update is created assign creator as person"

1. Start by adding a peoples column to your board or choose a peoples column if you already have one

2. Create an item update for any item

Result: "When Ryan created an update it assigned him to people"

That's it! With these steps, you should have a grasp on how to use the People Assignment integrations within your workflow.