Agendas after clerk approval
Upcoming CivicCA meetings with published agendas wait for clerk approval, then become pages on the site.
Sentra CMS is a website content management system for cities, with pages, alerts and documents managed by departments. It is made by the same company family as SentraBridge.
The pre-built connector creates and reads pages and alerts and reads documents. Signed webhooks for published pages, alerts, documents, form submissions and deploys can start flows. Content moves straight through, and SentraBridge doesn't keep a copy.
| resource | read | write | changes only | fields |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pages | list, read one | create | yes | ID, Title, Web address, Type, Status, Department… |
| Alerts | list | create | — | ID, Headline, Message, Level, Status, Starts… |
| Documents | list | — | — | ID, Title, Link, Updated |
Webhook events: page.published alert.published form.submitted document.published menu.updated deploy.done
Upcoming CivicCA meetings with published agendas wait for clerk approval, then become pages on the site.
Every 15 minutes, severe or extreme National Weather Service alerts are posted as website alerts.
The form.submitted webhook turns a website form into a Sentra 311 request.
Open NEOGOV postings are published as a page with a link to apply.
document.published starts a SentraCheck scan and alerts the web team to critical findings.
Every night at 1 am, takes upcoming meetings with a published agenda from CivicCA and adds them as pages on the Sentra CMS website.
National Weather Service alerts → Sentra CMSEvery 15 minutes, takes severe or extreme National Weather Service alerts for your state and posts them as website alerts in Sentra CMS.
Systems cities commonly connect with Sentra CMS, each with its own connector page.
Yes. A flow creates Sentra CMS alerts from National Weather Service warnings or any other source, on a schedule or webhook.
Yes. An approval step pauses the flow until a named person approves, holding only record IDs while it waits.
Yes: page.published, alert.published, form.submitted, document.published, menu.updated and deploy.done, each signed.
We'll set up a workspace with your systems in a sandbox and build your first flow with you.