This template shortens a URL from each Zoho Forms submission and stores the short link on that record. Point Zoho Forms webhooks at a Latenode webhook.
JavaScript calls your URL shortener API, then writes the short URL back through the Zoho Forms API. Put the shortener API key in that JavaScript node, and the Zoho Forms API key in the same node.
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A webhook starts the scenario when Zoho Forms posts a new entry.
JavaScript sends the long URL to your URL shortener API. Put the shortener API key in that JavaScript node.
The same JavaScript step writes the short URL back to the Zoho Forms record. Put the Zoho Forms API key in that node.
Add a webhook trigger and paste the URL into Zoho Forms webhook settings for new submissions.
Add a JavaScript node. Put your URL shortener API key there, and your Zoho Forms API key in the same node.
Read the long URL from the submission, call the shortener API, then update the Zoho Forms record with the short URL. Submit a test entry and confirm the field is filled.
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