Sending SendGrid Email When New Firebase Child Records Are Added

If you want to send a SendGrid email when you add new Firebase child records, you can do that using Zapier.

You will need:

Steps

To connect your Firebase account to Zapier, you need an active Firebase account. To learn more, see the Firebase tutorial and how to get started with Firebase on Zapier.

To link your Firebase account to Twilio SendGrid, you must have an active Twilio SendGrid account. To learn more, see the Twilio SendGrid API reference and how to get started with Twilio SendGrid on Zapier.

Choose your Firebase account from the list of accounts, or connect a new account.
To connect a new Firebase account to your Zapier, enter the name of the Firebase instance you wish to use, and the Secret to authenticate the connection. You can find your secret authentication under the Auth tab.

Enter the Path to Data that you wish for the Zap to watch for child records.

Choose your account from the list of accounts, or connect a new account.
To connect your Twilio SendGrid account to Zapier for the first time, enter your API key. If you haven't created an API key, go to the API Keys page in the Twilio SendGrid Console.
Using fields from Firebase, create and customize the To, From, and Subject email message that the Zap will send.

Test the Zap. When the Zap is active, new Firebase child records trigger emails through Twilio SendGrid.

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If you ever want to change this Firebase and SendGrid integration, just go to your Zapier dashboard and tweak anything you'd like.

You can also check out all that's possible with Firebase on Zapier, and other ways to connect Firebase and SendGrid.