# Automation

- [Automation overview](https://help.logicsheet.co/automation/overview.md): Automate your spreadsheet using Logic Sheet.
- [Trigger](https://help.logicsheet.co/automation/trigger.md): The trigger is an event that fires the automation.
- [Conditions](https://help.logicsheet.co/automation/conditions.md): Decide whether a workflow should run when it is triggered.
- [Actions](https://help.logicsheet.co/automation/actions.md): Actions to execute when the automation is triggered.
- [Conditional actions](https://help.logicsheet.co/automation/actions/conditional-actions.md): This feature allows you to add conditions to each of the actions you set, so that the actions will only run when the conditions are met.
- [Update Airtable](https://help.logicsheet.co/automation/actions/update-airtable.md): Update a table in your Airtable.
- [Recalculate the current sheet](https://help.logicsheet.co/automation/actions/recalculate-the-current-sheet.md)
- [Send a Slack message](https://help.logicsheet.co/automation/actions/send-a-slack-message.md)
- [Send an email](https://help.logicsheet.co/automation/actions/send-an-email.md)
- [Make HTTP request](https://help.logicsheet.co/automation/actions/make-http-request.md): Make an HTTP request as an automation action.
- [Add connections](https://help.logicsheet.co/automation/add-connections.md): In order for Logic Sheet to automatically send data from third-party apps to Google Sheets, you must first connect those apps to Logic Sheet.
- [Slack connection](https://help.logicsheet.co/automation/add-connections/slack-connection.md)
- [Airtable connection](https://help.logicsheet.co/automation/add-connections/airtable-connection.md): Connect your Airtable account to Logic Sheet/Google Sheets.
- [Webhook](https://help.logicsheet.co/automation/add-connections/webhook.md): Turn your Google Sheets into a webhook to receive data and trigger automations.
- [Merge tags](https://help.logicsheet.co/automation/merge-tags.md): Merge tags enable you to reference to dynamic data in your spreadsheet or the context data of the automated workflow you are building.


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