> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.feedotter.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations.md).

# Automations

- [Getting Started](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/getting-started.md): Step-by-step setup of your first fully automated blog newsletter.
- [Marketo Sending](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/getting-started/marketo-sending.md): Complete your automation by connecting FeedOtter to Marketo for perfect, automated newsletter sending.
- [Pardot Sending](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/getting-started/pardot-sending.md): Now that you've set up your automated email campaign, finish the automation by connecting Pardot.
- [Eloqua Sending](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/getting-started/eloqua-sending.md): Now that you've set up your automated email campaign, finish the automation by connecting Eloqua.
- [SFMC Sending](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/getting-started/sfmc-sending.md): Now that you've set up your automated email campaign, finish the automation by connecting Salesforce Marketing Cloud.
- [HubSpot Sending](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/getting-started/hubspot-sending.md): Now that you've set up your automated email campaign, finish the automation by connecting HubSpot.
- [MailChimp Sending](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/getting-started/mailchimp-sending.md): Now that you've set up your automated email campaign, finish the automation by connecting MailChimp.
- [Active Campaign Sending](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/getting-started/active-campaign-sending.md): Coming Soon.
- [Scheduling](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/scheduling.md): Configure when your automation runs and learn how Feedotter determines which content to include.
- [How Feedotter Detects New Content](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/scheduling/how-feedotter-detects-new-content.md): Learn how Feedotter uses publish dates and send history to determine whether content is considered new.
- [Published Date Filter](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/scheduling/published-date-filter.md): Understand how Feedotter uses article publish dates to determine content eligibility and prevent duplicate sends.
- [Require New Content to Send](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/scheduling/require-new-content-to-send.md): Control whether your automation sends only when new content is available or on every scheduled run.
- [Scheduling Intervals](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/scheduling/scheduling-intervals.md): Schedule newsletters less frequently by skipping days, weeks, or months between sends.
- [Troubleshooting Missing Content](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/scheduling/troubleshooting-missing-content.md): Diagnose common reasons content may not appear in your automated newsletters.
- [Automation Details](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/automation-details.md): View automation activity, monitor send history, and manage your automated newsletters.
- [Features](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/features.md)
- [Send Now](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/features/send-now.md): Generate and send an automation immediately without waiting for the next scheduled run.
- [Last Sent Date](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/features/last-sent-date.md): Adjust the content cutoff date used to determine which articles qualify as new content in an automation.
- [Sending History](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/features/sending-history.md): View your automated campaign's send history and all its details.
- [UTM Parameters](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/features/utm-parameters.md): UTM parameters allow you to report on the website traffic created by your automated newsletters.
- [Custom Subject Lines](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/features/custom-subject-lines.md)
- [Notifications](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/features/notifications.md): Customize how FeedOtter communicates automation results and the people who receive them.
- [Multiple Feeds](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/features/multiple-feeds.md): Use multiple RSS feeds in a single automated RSS email with FeedOtter.
- [Merging Feeds](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/features/multiple-feeds/merging-feeds.md)
- [Pulling in External JSON/XML Data](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/features/multiple-feeds/pulling-in-external-json-xml-data.md)


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