This template starts on a new Google Form response, then creates a Google Doc from the template you pick and replaces placeholders with the answers.
Use it for intake letters, briefs, or certificates that should match each submission. Connect Google Forms and Google Docs, then point the trigger at the form and the Docs step at the template.
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The scenario starts when someone submits the Google Form you choose.
Google Docs copies your template and fills it with the answers from that response.
Add a Google Forms connection with access to the form. Point the new-response trigger at that form.
Add a Google Docs connection. Open the template document Latenode should copy for each submission.
Create a document from the template and map each form question onto the matching placeholder. Submit a test response and open the new Doc.
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