Managing Your Unito Usage: What Are Items in Sync?
What are "items in sync" and how do they work with Unito?
We've got all your questions answered in this video! Learn about Unito's "items in sync" concept and how it affects your workflow automation.
In this video, we'll cover:
00:00 - Definition of items in sync with examples
00:40 - How are items in sync counted?
01:05 - How to manage items in sync
01:45 - Refreshing your items in sync count
02:03 - See how many items in sync you have
02:32 - Why does Unito use items in sync?
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What are items in sync?
A work item (e.g., a task, ticket, spreadsheet row, etc.) becomes an item in sync when it is created or modified automatically by a Unito flow. A flow is the connection you put together between two apps or tools, made of rules (triggers) and fields.
Examples of work items:
Cards: Trello, Miro
Contacts: Mailchimp, Microsoft Outlook, Salesforce, Google Contacts
Deals or Opportunities: HubSpot, Salesforce
Events: Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook
Form Responses, Submissions, or Surveys: Google Forms, Jotform, SurveyMonkey, Typeform
Issues: Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket
Items: monday.com, Azure DevOps
Messages or Conversations: Slack, Intercom
Pages: Notion, Confluence
Records: Airtable, ServiceNow
Rows: Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, Smartsheet
Tasks: Asana, Wrike, ClickUp
Tickets: Zendesk, HubSpot
Why does Unito use "items in sync"?
Unito helps you save time and money by automating the grunt work! Keeping your projects in sync means your team can focus on what matters, not copy-pasting. Plus, unlike other automation tools, Unito lets you make UNLIMITED changes to your synced items without extra charges.