Use consistent parameter names
Conduit works best when different source apps send the same kinds of data using the same parameter names. Good defaults are title, text, content, tags, date, and source.
conduit://capture?title=Meeting%20notes&text=Follow%20up&tags=work
Load the sample payload
Use Load Sample Payload on the main screen to test routes without leaving Conduit. This fills Payload History with sample values you can use immediately.
Auto-run one or more routes
Add a short name to a route, then include it in the inbound URL.
conduit://capture?title=Idea&text=Follow%20up&route=drafts
To run multiple routes, use routes with comma-separated short names.
conduit://capture?title=Idea&text=Follow%20up&routes=drafts,things,bear
Extract tags from text
Add extractTags=true to move trailing hashtags from text into the tags parameter.
conduit://capture?text=Follow%20up%20%23work%20%23next%20action&extractTags=true
Conduit turns this into text of Follow up and tags of work, next action.
Add metadata inside a text field
If your source app can only send one text field, add a final metadata block. Conduit removes the block from the text and turns each line into a parameter.
Follow up with Alex
---
tags: work, follow-up
route: drafts
You can also use final lines such as:
::tags=work, follow-up
::route=drafts
Use fallback values
Fallbacks fill in a value when the incoming payload does not include that token.
{{category|Inbox}}
Format text
Templates can apply simple text formatting.
{{title::trim}}
{{title::lowercase}}
{{title::uppercase}}
{{tags::compact}}
compact removes extra spaces around separators such as commas, semicolons, pipes, and slashes.
Format dates
Use date formatting when a target app expects a specific date format.
{{date::yyyy-MM-dd}}
{{date::dd/MM/yyyy|today}}
{{date::yyyy-MM-dd|today+7}}
Use callbacks for chained workflows
If a target app supports success callbacks, map {{callbackSuccessURL}} to the app's callback parameter. A successful callback can provide values such as {{item-link}}, {{callback-message}}, and {{callback-url}} for a follow-up route.
Preview before triggering
After selecting a payload, each route shows the generated outbound URL. Check this preview before triggering a route, especially when building a new mapping.
Duplicate routes to experiment
Use Duplicate when you want to try a variation of an existing route. Conduit creates a copy with unique route details so the original remains available.