The reality of event publishing today
If you run a venue or festival, your calendar is packed: hundreds of shows per year, each needing to go live on several platforms. Facebook for reach, a ticketing system like Nortic to sell tickets, Spotify for artist visibility, and often your own website too. Most teams manage this in a spreadsheet, but:
The same information is retyped into Facebook, Nortic, Spotify and other channels
Someone spends hours every week logging into different platforms and creating events by hand
It's easy to miss a publish date or forget a channel when things get busy
The process is the same every time, but still eats real human time
How this flow looks in Triform
In this setup, your spreadsheet stays the single source of truth. Whenever it's time to publish new events, Triform checks your event sheet, finds the rows that are ready, and then does the publishing work for you.
Integrations used in this flow
Google Sheets
Sync data bidirectionally, generate analytics automatically, and use Sheets as your automation database.
Facebook Events
Automate Facebook event creation with scheduled publishing. A complex integration using browser automation, 2FA bypass, and Posthook for timing.
Nortic
Automate ticket event creation on Nortic. A complex integration using reverse-engineered internal APIs and session management.
Spotify for Artists
Automate concert listings on Spotify for Artists via Bandsintown. A complex integration using browser automation and 2FA bypass.
Start from a single prompt
Describe your full workflow in one go and let Triform design the flow with you.
Example prompt for this automation
Where this automation fits
Roles
Industries
Pure automation, low running cost
This flow runs as pure automation. The rules are fixed, the data is structured, and there is no need for an always-on conversational agent. That means:
- The flow simply wakes up on schedule, reads the sheet, performs the steps and logs the result
- You can run it every day (or multiple times per day) without worrying about heavy per-run costs
- Most Triform use cases look exactly like this: clear rules, repeatable steps, and a very low cost to keep them running
From spreadsheet to full automation
You keep your current event sheet — no migration needed
Together we define the "ready to publish" rules and the channels you want to support
We implement the flow in Triform as a set of actions using your existing tools
You test it with a handful of events, then turn on the schedule and let it run