This template starts when ServiceTitan sends a new-estimate JSON POST to a Latenode webhook. JavaScript reads job, customer, and estimate details, then creates a task in ServiceTitan.
Use a JavaScript node to call the ServiceTitan API. Put the ServiceTitan API key in that JavaScript node. Paste the webhook URL into ServiceTitan as the estimate destination.
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A webhook starts the scenario when ServiceTitan posts a new estimate as JSON.
JavaScript pulls job, customer, and estimate id from the payload.
JavaScript calls the ServiceTitan API and creates the task. Put the ServiceTitan API key in that JavaScript node.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. In ServiceTitan, point the new-estimate webhook at that URL as a JSON POST.
Use a JavaScript node to call the ServiceTitan API. Put the ServiceTitan API key in that JavaScript node.
Read job, customer, and estimate id. Create a task with a name and due date you choose. Send a test estimate from ServiceTitan and confirm the new task.
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