Factorial Recipes
No limits in how Factorial may be connected with your services and APIs using a time-saving approach.
These recipes may help you to keep information in sync between your Factorial HR account and your databases or APIs. Some ideas:
- Create employees fetching information from your database
- Export your employees leaves to your CRM
- Build and share custom reports that Factorial may not include
- Bulk attendance information from other sources
- …and much more!
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Airtable to Factorial employeesList records from Airtable table using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
Amazon S3 CSV file to Factorial employeesRead CSV file entries from Amazon S3 bucket using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
AWS Redshift to Factorial employeesRead rows from AWS Redshift table using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
Clickhouse to Factorial employeesRead rows from Clickhouse table using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
- Factorial leaves to Airtable
Get employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to create new records on Airtable table
- Factorial leaves to Amazon S3 CSV file
Get employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to create CSV file entries in Amazon S3 Bucket
- Factorial leaves to AWS Redshift
Get employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to insert rows into AWS Redshift table
- Factorial leaves to Clickhouse
Get employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to insert rows into Clickhouse table
Factorial leaves to Firebase Realtime DatabaseGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to insert items into Firebase Realtime Database
Factorial leaves to Google BigQueryGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to insert rows into Google BigQuery table
Factorial leaves to Google SheetsGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to insert rows into Google Sheets table
Factorial leaves to Google Storage CSV fileGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to create CSV file entries in Google Storage Bucket
Factorial leaves to GraphQLGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to call a GraphQL mutation
Factorial leaves to KafkaGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to send Kafka topic messages
Factorial leaves to Microsoft SQL ServerGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to insert rows into Microsoft SQL Server table
Factorial leaves to MongoDBGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to insert documents into MongoDb collection
Factorial leaves to MySQLGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to insert rows into MySQL table
Factorial leaves to OracleGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to insert rows into Oracle table
Factorial leaves to PostgreSQLGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to insert rows into PostgreSQL table
Factorial leaves to RabbitMQGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to send RabbitMQ messages
Factorial leaves to REST APIGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to calls a REST API endpoint
Factorial leaves to SegmentGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to send Segment track event
Factorial leaves to SnowflakeGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to insert rows into Snowflake table
- Firebase Realtime Database to Factorial employees
Read items from Firebase Realtime Database using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
- Google BigQuery to Factorial employees
Read rows from Google BigQuery table using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
- Google Sheets to Factorial employees
Read rows from Google Sheets using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
- Google Storage CSV file to Factorial employees
Read CSV file entries from Google Storage bucket using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
- GraphQL to Factorial employees
Read a JSON array from one GraphQL API using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
- Microsoft SQL Server to Factorial employees
Read rows from Microsoft SQL Server table using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
- MongoDB to Factorial employees
Read documents from MongoDB collection using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
- MySQL to Factorial employees
Read rows from MySQL table using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
Notion pages to Factorial employeesGet Notion pages using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
- Oracle to Factorial employees
Read rows from Oracle table using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
- PostgreSQL to Factorial employees
Read rows from PostgreSQL table using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
Remote CSV file to Factorial employeesRead CSV entries from a remote file using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
- REST API to Factorial employees
Read a JSON array from one REST API using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
Send email with Factorial leaves informationGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to send email messages
Send Slack messages with Factorial leaves informationGet employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to send Slack messages
- Snowflake to Factorial employees
Read rows from Snowflake table using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
Tinybird to Factorial employeesGet Tinybird CSV endpoint entries using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
Webhook to Factorial employeesUses a custom Webhook to read items payload using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
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