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Automate with Bupple

Automate with Bupple

Finished video to your tools

When the Video Editor or the Design Editor finishes, a webhook hands the files to Zapier, n8n or Make — to save them to Google Drive, tell a channel, or start the next step.

Bupple is at the start: a video or a design is finished, and your other tools take it from there — saved to the shared drive, posted in a channel, attached to a CRM record.

The recipe, in any tool

Make the receiving step first in your tool — Zapier's Catch Hook, n8n's Webhook node, Make's Custom webhook — and copy its URL.

Add a webhook in Bupple, in Settings › Webhooks: the URL, One brand if only one brand's work should go, and under the events, from Video Editor and Design Editor, pick A video or design is finished. Copy the signing secret.

Use the files in the next step. The call's data carries the main file and every file the job made, each with a download link that works for 7 days. Download it there and save it, or pass its link on.

Only some videos?

To send only what one automation makes, skip the workspace webhook and add A webhook under Send the result on that automation instead — see Sending results out.

Saving to Google Drive

Bupple does not write to your Drive itself; your flow does, with its own Google Drive step and your own Google sign-in:

  • Zapier: Catch Hook → Google Drive › Upload File, with the file's download link as the file.
  • n8n: Webhook → HTTP Request (download the link as a file) → Google Drive › Upload.
  • Make: Custom webhook → HTTP › Get a file → Google Drive › Upload a file.

Unlisted on YouTube

To put the finished video on YouTube without listing it, schedule it from Bupple as a YouTube post with YouTube visibility set to Unlisted — in the post composer, or from a flow with the API's schedule_post and youtube_visibility: "unlisted". The post's link is the watch link to share.