Payload CMS integration

Find, create, update and delete the documents of your Payload CMS collections, read globals and react to new documents.

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Build it by describing it

Type a sentence like this and the copilot builds, validates and simulates the workflow.
When “New Document” happens in Payload CMS, check the details with AI, then “Find Documents” and tell my team in Slack.
  • Simulated before it goes live
  • Fixes proposed when something breaks
  • One credit per run

Triggers

Start a workflow when this happens
  • WHEN
    New Document

    Triggers when a new document is created in a Payload collection.

Actions

Then Calibra can do this for you
  • DO
    Find Documents

    Finds documents in a Payload collection, with optional filters, sorting and pagination.

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    Get Document

    Gets one document of a Payload collection by its ID.

  • DO
    Create Document

    Creates a new document in a Payload collection.

  • DO
    Update Document

    Updates the fields of one document of a Payload collection. Fields you don't send keep their value.

  • DO
    Delete Document

    Permanently deletes one document of a Payload collection.

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    Get Global

    Gets a Payload global, such as the site header, footer or settings.

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    Custom Payload API Request

    Makes a request to any endpoint of your Payload REST API, using the connection's API key.

Questions

Is the Payload CMS integration free?

Yes. Payload CMS is available on every Calibra plan, including the free plan, which needs no card.

How is Payload CMS usage billed?

Calibra charges one credit per workflow run, however many steps it has. Steps that read from or write to this app do not cost extra.

Can I connect Payload CMS without writing code?

Yes. Describe the process in plain words and the AI copilot builds the workflow with Payload CMS for you. You can also use templates or the visual editor.

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Free plan, no card. One credit per run, however many steps it has.