Connected Snippets allow you to connect multiple web applications using Text Blaze snippets.

Example Use Cases

Loading data

Connected Snippets allow you to load data from other websites using the {urlload} command.

For example, if you had a Google Spreadsheet containing information on the availability of team members, you could load that directly into a snippet.

You can learn more and see an example here.

Saving data

Connected Snippets allow you to send data to other websites using the {urlsend} command.

For example, you could save information each time a snippet was used to a Google Form.

You can learn more and see an example here.

Dynamic images

Connected Snippets allow you to use the {image} command to create dynamic images or charts based on the snippet's contents.

Enabling Connected Snippets

Connected Snippets are enabled at the folder level. To connect a snippet folder:

1. First add a Connected Snippet command (such as {urlload}, {urlsend}, or {image}) to a snippet.
2. When you preview the snippet, you will be asked to configure the Connected Snippet settings for the folder. Click the provided link.
3. You will first need to set the folder as a Connected Snippet folder to enable any connections. You can do that by click the "Connect folder" button.
4. Then list the website domains you want snippets in the folder to be able to connect to. Connected Snippet folders may only connect to the listed websites.

Sharing Connected Snippet Folders

Connected Snippets may only be shared between users within the same Text Blaze Business organization.

If you need to share Connected Snippets with your team, you should upgrade to Text Blaze Business or Enterprise.

Connected Snippet Commands

The following commands are available in Connected Snippets.