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The initial setting is "When the specified schedule is reached." You can specify dates, days of the week, etc., to automatically run the flow periodically.
You can also set the time, so adjust it according to your business needs. With Cron settings, more detailed configurations are possible. Please refer to the link below for setting it up.
Once the settings are complete, click "Save" to finish setting up the app trigger.
Next is the "Operate the Browser" setting. This setting allows you to automate pre-specified actions within kintone.
Specifically, it involves "logging into kintone, exporting a file, and downloading a CSV."
Once the page is open, click "+" and select "Access URL."
You can freely set the action name, specify the kintone login URL, and then click "Save."
Next, move to the actual kintone page and perform operations by clicking "+" → "Specify Operation in Browser" and entering the previously mentioned URL. When the Cybozu login screen appears in a separate window, specify each action one by one and proceed with the operations.
The flow set this time is as follows, so please refer to it.
① Access a specific kintone app URL
② Enter kintone ID
③ Enter kintone password
④ Click Login
⑤ Click "..."
⑥ Click "Export to File"
⑦ Click "Add All"
⑧ Click "Export"
⑨ Wait "60 seconds"
⑩ Download CSV file
The wait time can be up to 600 seconds. (About Waiting)
After logging in, continue specifying operations and actions, and they will be automatically reflected in Yoom's settings. Once all settings are complete, the action is finished, so return to the Yoom screen and click "Test."
Clicking "Test" will verify if the operations proceed correctly with the previous settings.
If the test is successful, you can obtain the output, and clicking "Save" will complete the browser operation settings.
The final setting is "Bulk Import of Form Data CSV." On the first page, account information linked with My Apps is reflected.
The title can be changed, so modify it to something easy to understand and proceed to the next step.
On the next page, set up the import of form data.
Enter the required fields and other necessary items, and at the end, there is a "File Attachment Method." Here, set it to attach the output obtained earlier.
Once you have set it up to this point, execute "Test," and if the values are reflected in the output, click "Save."
This completes all the settings. Finally, turn on the trigger, and the flow will start running.
The flow set this time is as follows. Let's aim for work efficiency by utilizing app integration and Google Chrome extensions!
This is a flow where you download data from Kintone in CSV format and upload it to Rakuraku Meisai. It is useful, for example, when you want to streamline the creation of invoices for each client. It helps reduce effort, shorten working hours, and alleviate the burden of invoice management.
This is a method to automatically register Kintone data into the core system using browser RPA. It can be utilized when you want to efficiently reflect order data or inventory information. In addition to reducing workload, it also holds the potential to suppress manual errors and improve speed.
This is a flow that adds Rakuraku Meisai form information to Google Spreadsheets and sends Slack notifications. It is useful for centralized management of forms and smooth information sharing within a team. It also helps prevent information leaks and supports operational efficiency.
With Yoom, you can easily integrate Kintone and Rakuraku Meisai, streamlining your daily tasks.
Even without programming knowledge, you can set it up, reducing the time spent on manual work and lowering the risk of errors. It's easy to implement even during busy work periods, making it an ideal tool for those looking to improve their operations.
You can register and try it for free, so give it a go. With simple operations, tasks that used to be cumbersome become surprisingly easy. Start a new way of working with Yoom!