This template receives Cognito Forms submissions on a Latenode webhook, maps the payload, and creates an Asana task.
Paste the webhook URL into Cognito Forms. JavaScript shapes the title and notes from the form fields, then Asana creates the task in the project you choose. Connect Asana and map name, notes, and an assignee if you want one.
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The scenario starts when Cognito Forms POSTs a new submission to your Latenode webhook URL.
JavaScript reads the JSON body and builds a task name and notes from the form fields.
Asana writes the task into the project you choose. Map name, notes, and an assignee from the JavaScript output.
Add a webhook trigger and copy the URL. In Cognito Forms, add a webhook that POSTs new submissions to that URL.
Add an Asana connection. Add an Asana step that creates a task and select the workspace and project.
In JavaScript, map Cognito field names to task title and description. Then map those values into the Asana step.
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