David M.

Lindy Alon J. Hey team, I am bringing this back up to see if I could get a little movement on removing the requirement to need an Enterprise account in Jotform to use the Jotform integration as a Trigger. You don’t seem to need a “Team” account to use Jotform as an Action, but if you want to use it as a Trigger, you need a “Team” which seems to me an Enterprise option, not a standard option. Is there a reason for the requirement to have an Enterprise account to use Jotform as a Trigger? Thanks! Agent link: https://chat.lindy.ai/david-mcardles-workspace/lindy/rightfit-assessment-agent-692d[…]58fda9244f0651/editor?newLindy=true&e=692df65a2458fda9244f064f

Hi Lindy Team, I am still getting some inconsistent results with a blog writing agent I am using. Here is the step URL (Condition: Check to see if the “Article Link” column is empty): https://chat.lindy.ai/david-mcardles-workspace/lindy/blog-writing-agent-accountantb[…]&testRunId=6912449ff586919934ec4001&e=690aa221a71cd867c4d408fd Right now, the agent should retrieve the Google Sheet, and then when it gets to this condition step, it should notice that all of the “Article Link” cells are populated, so it should follow the branch that says “Do Nothing.” But it is getting hung up on the topic “Tax preparation services for LLCs,” and it writes a new article for that topic even though there is an article link already in that row. I have tried 5 different prompts in the Condition step, but I still cannot prevent this from happening. I would appreciate any feedback from the team. CC: Alon J.