Google Assistant
Beeminder
ifttt

An automated workflow using ifttt

Connects Google Assistant + Beeminder

Tell Google Assistant to update a Beeminder goal

About this workflow template

This automation scenario allows you to connect Google Assistant and Beeminder

It can be build using Ifttt, a no-code workflow automation tool. Ifttt allows you to create automated bots using a simple drag-and-drop interface for non-technical users. This is a ready-made scenario, but it can be customized by adding more apps, actions, filters or branches.

Google Assistant and Beeminder can also be integrated using automation tools other than ifttt:

Diagram

Tell Google Assistant to update a Beeminder goal
Workflow diagram: Google Assistant + Beeminder integration

How it works?

When this trigger fires in Google Assistant

Google Assistant

Say a simple phrase in Google Assistant

This trigger fires when you say “Ok Google” to the Google Assistant followed by a phrase you choose. For example, say “Ok Google, I’m running late” to text a family member that you’re on your way home.

Then this action happens in Beeminder

Beeminder

Add datapoint in Beeminder

This Action will add a new datapoint to a Beeminder goal.

How to set up this workflow

This guide contains information on how to set up an automatic workflow that allows to Tell Google Assistant to update a Beeminder goal.

Part I

Configure Applications

First, we need to connect Google Assistant and Beeminder to IFTTT.

  • Create IFTTT account.

    Create IFTTT account.

    Create IFTTT account if you don't have one.

  • Connect Google Assistant to IFTTT.

    Connect Google Assistant to IFTTT.

    Give IFTTT access to your Google Assistant account, using Google Assistant credentials.

  • Connect Beeminder to IFTTT.

    Connect Beeminder to IFTTT.

    Give IFTTT access to your Beeminder account, using Beeminder credentials.

Part II

Build an integration workflow

Next, we need to create a workflow automation scenario using graphical no-code web interface of IFTTT.

  • Set up a Trigger action for Google Assistant

    Set up a Trigger action for Google Assistant

    Choose the following trigger: Say a simple phrase (This trigger fires when you say “Ok Google” to the Google Assistant followed by a phrase you choose. For example, say “Ok Google, I’m running late” to text a family member that you’re on your way home.).

  • Then set up an Action for Beeminder

    Then set up an Action for Beeminder

    Choose this action: Add datapoint (This Action will add a new datapoint to a Beeminder goal.).

Part III

Test and Publish

Finally, we need to test this automation and publish it.

  • Customize data flow

    Customize data flow

    Configure the data that is exchanged between Google Assistant and Beeminder.

  • Test the workflow and turn it on for production use

    Test the workflow and turn it on for production use

    Test your scenario and publish to production. Now you have an automatic workflow, that will Tell Google Assistant to update a Beeminder goal!

Supported triggers and actions

  • Beeminder

    Datapoint added to a specific goal

    This Trigger fires every time a datapoint is added to a specific goal.

    ifttt
    triggerbyifttt
  • Beeminder

    Beemergency day on any goal

    This Trigger fires when any goal moves into the red (imminent derailment).

    ifttt
    triggerbyifttt
  • Beeminder

    Beemergency day on a specific goal

    This Trigger fires when a specific goal moves into the red (imminent derailment).

    ifttt
    triggerbyifttt
  • Beeminder

    Datapoint added to any goal

    This Trigger fires every time a datapoint is added to any goal.

    ifttt
    triggerbyifttt
  • Beeminder

    N days of safety buffer for a specific goal

    This Trigger fires when a specific goal gets too close to derailing. You choose which goal and how many days before derail it should fire when you set up the Trigger.

    ifttt
    triggerbyifttt
  • Beeminder

    N days of safety buffer for any goal

    This Trigger fires when any goal gets too close to derailing. You choose how many days before derail it should fire when you set up the Trigger.

    ifttt
    triggerbyifttt
  • Google Assistant

    Say a simple phrase

    This trigger fires when you say “Ok Google” to the Google Assistant followed by a phrase you choose. For example, say “Ok Google, I’m running late” to text a family member that you’re on your way home.

    ifttt
    triggerbyifttt
  • Google Assistant

    Say a phrase with a text ingredient

    This trigger fires when you say “Ok Google” to the Google Assistant followed by a phrase like “Post a tweet saying ‘New high score.’” **Use the $ symbol to specify where you'll say the text ingredient

    ifttt
    triggerbyifttt
  • Google Assistant

    New pushed voice message

    Triggers when invoked via Google Assistant

    zapier
    triggerbyzapier
  • Google Assistant

    Say a phrase with a number

    This trigger fires when you say “Ok Google” to the Google Assistant followed by a phrase like “Set Nest thermostat to 68.” **Use the # symbol to specify where you'll say the number ingredient

    ifttt
    triggerbyifttt
  • Google Assistant

    Say a phrase with both a number and a text ingredient

    This trigger fires when you say “Ok Google” to the Google Assistant followed by a phrase like “Block time for ‘exercise’ at 6 PM.” **Use the # symbol to specify where you'll say the number ingredient and $ where you'll say the text ingredient

    ifttt
    triggerbyifttt

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