Every possible SyncroMSP Tool operation is included: 📋 Available Operations (20 total) 📇 Contact (5 operations) • Create a contact • Delete a contact • Get a contact • Get many contacts • Update a contact 🔧 Customer (5 operations) • Create a customer • Delete a customer • Get a customer • Get many customers • Update a customer 🔧 Rmm (5 operations) • Create an RMM alert • Delete an RMM alert • Get an RMM alert • Get many RMM alerts • Mute an RMM alert 🔧 Ticket (5 operations) • Create a ticket • Delete a ticket • Get a ticket • Get many tickets • Update a ticket $45 on n8n, included with your membership here: https://www.skool.com/beyond-nodes-automation-lab-2006/classroom/a33a0c19?md=a5ddf0c3f1c34e3daa5d2e4ae53ac0cb

Thank you @David Ashby for being so kind and sharing your hard work with us. I thought this maybe helpful to share here

New AI SaaS Idea: The Automated Pharmacy Finder Hey @everyone, I have way more ideas than I have time to build them. So, I'm open-sourcing this one to the community because I believe it's a massive opportunity for a team here to grab and run with. Who wants to build it? The Problem: The Pharmacy Runaround We've all seen or experienced this. You (or a loved one) go to fill a critical, life-saving medication—for diabetes, mental health, asthma, whatever—and the pharmacy is out of stock. What follows is a complete nightmare: - Hours wasted on the phone, driving around town. - Navigating endless automated phone menus ("Press 3 for the pharmacy..."). - Waiting on hold for 15 minutes, only to be told "no, we don't have it." - Repeating the same panicked conversation over and over again. For many, this isn't a minor inconvenience—it's a high-stress medical crisis where every hour counts. The Idea: "RxFinder AI" An AI agent that acts as a personal pharmacy concierge. It's simple: a user provides the medication name and their location, and the AI does all the legwork. Here’s the workflow: 1. Input: User submits the drug & their zip code on a simple interface. 2. Action: The AI uses a service like Twilio to start calling every pharmacy in the area, automatically navigating phone menus to reach a human. 3. Query: The conversational AI asks the staff the key questions: "Do you have X medication in Y dose in stock?" and "Can you fill it today?" 4. Result: The user gets a single, beautiful text message: "Success! Your prescription is available at the CVS on 5th & Main. We've confirmed they can fill it for you." Why This Wins This solves a high-emotion, high-value problem. People would gladly pay a one-time fee of $29 or $49 to make this crisis disappear instantly. The tech is feasible and the operational cost per search is incredibly low (probably $1-5). It's a high-margin, high-impact business waiting to be built. Let's Build This (Without Me!) I'm posting this for you all to take over. I will not be leading this project. My goal is to see a team from our community bring this to life.

It's been a bit since I've done a release, and we just broke $4k in workflow sales (you get them all included in the cost of membership) so here is every new workflow that has sold since the last were added. I will eventually create a post for each of these, but I promise I won't email you for each one haha! Check them out in the Classroom -> Paid Workflows Microsoft To Do Tool MCP Server ($15) Google Drive Tool MCP Server ($45) Splunk Tool MCP Server ($45) Matrix Tool MCP Server ($25) Microsoft SharePoint Tool MCP Server ($15) Dropbox Tool MCP Server ($45) Trello Tool MCP Server ($45) Coda Tool MCP Server ($45) Elastic Security Tool MCP Server ($45) MISP Tool MCP Server ($22) Harvest Tool MCP Server ($105) - You will even get access to this soon! And it's updated thanks to community feedback!

I know a lot of us utilize the eBay API suite to automate money making opportunities or create SaaS offerings, so I wanted to give you guys a first look at what I received from eBay just 1 hour ago. What follows is their email, feel free to ask questions or follow up in the comments :) Explore the Inventory Mapping API The Inventory Mapping API is now available for developer testing. Built on GraphQL, it helps sellers create high-quality listings with AI-powered recommendations generated from their existing product data, enhancing listing quality and performance. Why use this API? The Inventory Mapping API helps sellers: - Improve listing quality to boost visibility, buyer trust, and conversions. - List faster with AI-generated content suggestions that get inventory in front of buyers sooner. Who is it for? The Inventory Mapping API is available for the U.S. marketplace and results should only be used for listings on the U.S. site at this time. We’ll notify you as soon as coverage expands to additional marketplaces. How to get started 1. Start integrating with the Inventory Mapping API to help sellers create AI-powered listings faster. Documentation is available here: Inventory Mapping API.  Use our new GraphQL API Explorer to support your testing. 2. Include the mappingReferenceID field for all listings generated or revised with Inventory Mapping API recommendations to quickly diagnose and resolve issues. 3. Collect seller feedback on recommendations and use cases to help us improve the product. * If you need expanded access to support your use cases, you can Apply for an Application Growth Check to scale your integration. Support & Feedback: We want to make sure your integration goes smoothly, and we welcome your feedback. Here are the best ways to get help as you test the Inventory Mapping API: