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I created a simple zap for pulling news from a personal Feedly Board. I run several searches to collect the articles, including a Feedly AI Feed, and specific key word searches. Every morning, I find the most relevant articles in those searches and then post to a Feedly Board. The Zap then pulls from that board. The problem is once the Zap creates the Gmail Email Draft, it labels the “article source” for every article beyond the first one as the AI Feed or the Search Term, not the publication. So every Zap, the first article it pulls has the correct format: 

  • Article Title
  • Publication
  • URL

But every article after that it has it:

  • Article Title
  • Search Term I used in Feedly
  • URL

Any thoughts on how to fix this?

 

 

Hi ​@ML2682,

 

Welcome to the Community.

If your Zap mislabels the source of articles pulled from a Feedly Board, it's likely due to incorrect data mapping in Zap's setup. To fix it, review the action step where the Gmail draft is created and ensure the correct publication field is mapped. Use Feedly's "Test Trigger" to inspect data structure, and consider using Filters or Paths if the structure varies. You can also use Formatter by Zapier to clean up the data before sending it to Gmail. Finally, check for integration updates and test with multiple articles to pinpoint the issue.

Following these steps, you can identify and resolve the issue with the article source labeling in your Gmail drafts. If you have any further questions or need additional help, feel free to ask.

Hi there ​@ML2682 👋

Have you had a chance to try out Jammer’s suggestions yet? If so, how did you get on?

Want to make sure this gets sorted, so please keep us posted on how it’s going. Happy to lend a hand if you’re still stuck at all! 🙂

​@JammerS ​@SamB I appreciate the advice and tried both. They were unsuccessful but appreciate the timely turnaround on a possible fix. 

Hi ​@ML2682,

 

I'm sorry to hear that the solutions provided didn't resolve your issue. You may contact our Zapier support team to fully address the issue in hand. You may reach us at https://zapier.com/app/get-help. And please also provide more details about the problem you're experiencing. Specifically, let us know:

  1. The app or integration you're working with.
  2. The specific issue or error message you're encountering.
  3. Any steps you've already tried.

So our Zapier support team can fully identify and give a tailored solution with this issue. Thank you.

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