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Gmail Attachment → 6-Path Conditional Slack Notifier (Zapier)
Not every email attachment belongs in the same hands. This routes each one to exactly the right person automatically.
Built a Zapier automation that watches Gmail for new attachments, splits the flow into six conditional paths based on defined criteria, and sends a private Slack message down each matching path — ensuring the right team member or channel gets notified based on the attachment type, sender, or subject.
New attachment arrives. Conditions evaluated across six paths. Right person notified privately. No manual triage.
Stack: Zapier · Gmail · Paths · Slack
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The idea came from real CRM consulting work. To bring it to life, I used ChatGPT to refine the concept, challenge assumptions, and iterate on the product structure, then used Figma Make to rapidly turn those ideas into a working prototype. After several rounds of prompting, testing, and revisions, the concept evolved into the MVP shown here.
The project was designed and prototyped entirely in Figma Make.
Would love to hear your thoughts!
🎥 Try the demo: https://tracedebug.figma.site/dashboard
🧩 Figma Community: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1647280144583934618
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