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ElementsKit Github Integration with Bit Flows

Build a practical ElementsKit and Github integration that turns CMS activity into organized project work without code. Bit Flows sends the right details from ElementsKit to Github, helping your team create and update work as content changes.

ElementsKit + Github Integration: Supported Triggers and Actions events

Use ElementsKit triggers for new or updated CMS content to start a ElementsKit and Github integration. Bit Flows transfers mapped data to Github actions that create or update project items, so every qualifying content change prompts the right work.

ElementsKit CMS Builder Github Project Management

When This Happen

Template Created Template Created Create an assignment in ElementsKit account.
Template Updated Template Updated Create an assignment in ElementsKit account.
Template Status Changed Template Status Changed Create an assignment in ElementsKit account.
Template Trashed Template Trashed Create an assignment in ElementsKit account.
Template Deleted Template Deleted Create an assignment in ElementsKit account.

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Real Use Case

Turn content updates into project work

Your content team publishes or updates an item in ElementsKit, the CMS Builder tool used on your WordPress site. Instead of asking someone to copy the details into Github, Bit Flows starts the workflow as soon as the selected event occurs.

Bit Flows maps the title, owner, deadline, status, and content link to the matching fields in Github. The Project Management tool then creates a project item for the production team, but only when your chosen conditions are met. Everyone gets clear work assignments while content and project records stay aligned.

How to Integrate ElementsKit with Github Using Bit Flows

  1. Create a New Workflow in Bit Flows

    Go to:

    Bit Flows → Create Workflow → Add Trigger

    Select:

    Trigger App
    ElementsKit
    Trigger Event
    Template Created

    Description:

    This trigger starts the workflow whenever the Template Created event occurs in ElementsKit.

  2. Connect Your ElementsKit

    Select the ElementsKit source you want to automate and complete the connection settings required for the chosen trigger event.

    Configure:

    • The available source or event settings
    • The incoming data provided by the trigger
    • Any required connection information

    The available options and data depend on the selected platform and trigger event.

  3. Add Github as an Action

    Click:

    Add Action → Github

    Select an Action Event:

    Choose any available action event provided by Github.

    Description:

    This action sends data from ElementsKit to Github and performs the selected supported operation automatically.

  4. Map ElementsKit Data with Github Inputs

    Map the available data from ElementsKit to the compatible inputs provided by the selected Github action.

    The exact values and inputs depend on the selected trigger and action events, so only map data exposed by those events.

  5. Test and Activate Workflow

    Run the Template Created trigger and verify the selected Github actions:

    Confirm that the selected action completes successfully and processes the mapped data in Github.

    Then activate your workflow.

Why use Bit Flows to integrate ElementsKit & Github

  • Connect ElementsKit and Github without task limits. Bit Flows lets you automate form submissions and Github actions without worrying about task-based usage limits as your automation grows.
  • Use powerful tools between ElementsKit and Github. Add Router, Conditions, Repeater, Delay, Iterator, AI Agent, and other built-in tools to your workflow without purchasing separate extensions or add-ons.
  • Build ElementsKit to Github workflows visually. Map form data, add conditions, route submissions, and control what happens in Github from one visual workflow builder.
  • Automate ElementsKit and Github with a Lifetime Deal. Bit Flows offers a one-time purchase option, giving you a long-term way to run your ElementsKit and Github automations without relying on another recurring automation subscription.
Bit Flows workflow for ElementsKit and Github

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about connecting ElementsKit and Github with Bit Flows.

Do I need coding skills to connect ElementsKit with Github?

No. Bit Flows provides a visual WordPress workflow builder, so you can select a ElementsKit trigger, choose a Github action, map fields, and activate the automation without writing code.

Which ElementsKit events and Github actions can I use?

Available options depend on the current connectors. Typical CMS Builder events include content creation, updates, publication, or deletion, while Project Management actions can create or update project items, tasks, comments, or related records in Github.

Can I map custom fields from ElementsKit to Github?

Yes. Bit Flows lets you match standard and available custom fields from ElementsKit with supported fields in Github, including titles, descriptions, owners, dates, statuses, links, and other project details.

Does Bit Flows send data from ElementsKit to Github in real time?

Bit Flows can run the workflow when a supported ElementsKit event fires, then send the mapped data to Github immediately. Actual timing can depend on the trigger type, WordPress processing, and the receiving action.

Can I route ElementsKit data conditionally?

Yes. Add conditions based on field values, status, content type, author, or other available data. Bit Flows sends matching records to the chosen Github action and can direct different cases through separate workflow paths.

How are future ElementsKit or Github updates handled?

Bit Flows updates its connectors as supported events, actions, or field requirements change. Keep Bit Flows and WordPress current, then review affected workflows after major updates to confirm mappings and conditions still match your process.

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