Introducing FluentPlayer Integrations
Hello FluentPlayer Users,
You’ll be happy to know that Bit Flows has released FluentPlayer integrations with popular use cases. We hope it may be helpful in your daily life automation workflow.
We’ve currently integrated 48 events: 36 actions and 12 triggers. Kindly share your use cases in the comments, and we’ll take note of them.
I’ve shared the events list and documentation in the comments. Thank you.
FluentPlayer Actions are:
- Create Media
- Update Media
- Trash Media
- Restore Media
- Delete Media (Permanently)
- Change Media Status
- Get Media (By Id)
- Get Media (All)
- Create Tag
- Rename Tag
- Delete Tag
- Set Media Tags
- Add Tags to Media
- Remove Tags from Media
- Get Tags (All)
- Create Playlist
- Update Playlist
- Trash Playlist
- Restore Playlist
- Delete Playlist (Permanently)
- Change Playlist Status
- Add Media to Playlist
- Remove Media from Playlist
- Get Playlist (By Id)
- Get Playlists (All)
- Create Email Submission
- Get Email Submission (By Id)
- Get Email Submissions (All)
- Subscribe Email to Providers
- Record Watch Progression
- Get Watch Progress
- Record Visit
- Get Media Analytics
- Save Preset
- Delete Preset
- Get Presets (All)
FluentPlayer triggers are:
- Media Created or Updated
- Media Trashed
- Media Restored
- Media Deleted
- Media Rendered
- Video Completed
- Existing Lead Resubmitted
- Playlist Created or Updated
- Playlist Trashed
- Playlist Restored
- Playlist Deleted
- Playlist Rendered
I believe creating a workflow is easy. We are preparing a doc for Bit Flows. In case you need the doc, take a look at the Bit Integrations FluentPlayer integration doc (both have a few things in common): https://bit-integrations.com/wp-docs/trigger/fluentplayer-integration-as-a-trigger/