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            What is the best way to create a flow in Webflow that includes a time based trigger, deleting CMS items, making an HTTP Request, and creating new CMS items?
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             September 22, 2023
            
           To create a flow in Webflow that includes a time-based trigger, deleting CMS items, making an HTTP request, and creating new CMS items, you can follow these steps:
- Setting up the time-based trigger:
 
- Go to the Webflow Project Settings and select the Integrations tab.
 - Click on the Zapier logo to connect your Webflow website with Zapier.
 - Create a new Zap in Zapier and select Webflow as the trigger app.
 - Choose the specific time trigger you want, such as "Every hour" or "Every day".
 
- Deleting CMS items:
 
- In your Zap, add a "Webflow" action step and select "Delete Item" as the action.
 - Connect your Webflow account and select the collection where you want to delete items.
 - Choose the specific criteria for deleting the CMS items, such as by a specific field value or by date.
 
- Making an HTTP request:
 
- In your Zap, add another action step and select "Webhooks by Zapier" as the action app.
 - Choose the specific request you want to make, such as a GET or POST request.
 - Enter the URL for the request and fill in any required parameters or headers.
 
- Creating new CMS items:
 
- In your Zap, add a final action step and select "Webflow" again as the action app.
 - Choose "Create Item" as the action type and select the collection where you want to create new items.
 - Map the fields in the new item with the data you want to include. You can use values from the previous steps or input specific data.
 
- Test and activate your Zap:
 
- Go through each step of your Zap and test that everything is working correctly.
 - Once you have tested and verified each step, activate your Zap to run automatically.
 
By following these steps, you can create a flow in Webflow that includes a time-based trigger, deleting CMS items, making an HTTP request, and creating new CMS items.
Additional questions users may search for:
- How do I create a time-based trigger in Webflow?
 - Can I delete CMS items in Webflow using Zapier?
 - How do I make an HTTP request in Webflow using Zapier?