This template posts a Discord message when a Kanban Tool task moves column or changes state. Kanban Tool sends the event to a Latenode webhook.
JavaScript reads task name, column, and assignee. Discord posts that summary in the channel you choose. Connect Discord. Put the Discord bot token on the Discord connection.
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The scenario starts when Kanban Tool posts a task update to your webhook URL.
JavaScript pulls task name, board, column, and assignee from the payload.
Discord posts that summary in the channel you choose.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. In Kanban Tool, send task-updated or column-changed webhooks to that URL.
Add JavaScript to read task name, column, and assignee. If you poll the board instead, put your Kanban Tool API key in that JavaScript node.
Add a Discord connection and paste the bot token there. Invite the bot to the channel and map the JavaScript text. Move a test task and confirm the Discord message.
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