Speak AI + Eledo Integration

This automation allows you to automatically detect the language when Automated transcription is created in Speak AI, translate it to a different language using Google Translate, and Create PDF document in Eledo with the translated content. It helps streamline the process of translating and managing transcriptions in different languages within Eledo.

Here's how it works:
 1. Speak AI: Whenever Automated transcription is created, the automation will be triggered.
 2. Google Translate: Pass the text content from the transcription to Google Translate for language detection.
 3. Condition - You can add a condition that says, Language..... 'is not equal to'..... your desired language. So if the condition is met, the automation will proceed further.
 4. Google Translate: The automation will translate the text content from {[trigger.App}} to your desired language.
5. Eledo: The translated content will be used to Create PDF document, allowing you to manage and analyze transcriptions in the desired language. Make sure you specify the title, body, formatting, and other relevant details for the new Eledo.

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