This template pings Slack when someone views a DocSend document. Point DocSend’s visit webhook at a Latenode webhook.
JavaScript picks viewer, document name, and timestamp. Slack posts that text to the channel you choose. Connect Slack, then open a DocSend link to confirm one message arrives.
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A webhook accepts the DocSend visit payload. If you poll instead, run on a schedule and fetch visits in the next step.
JavaScript builds a short message with document, viewer email or name, and time. If polling, this node also calls the DocSend API with the key stored on the node.
Slack sends that text to the public channel you select.
Add a Slack connection that can post to the destination channel.
Add a webhook and paste the URL into DocSend’s webhook settings for document views. To poll instead, use a schedule plus JavaScript that lists recent visits with your DocSend API key on the node.
Add JavaScript to format viewer and document fields, then send a Slack public channel message. Pick the channel.
Open a DocSend link (or wait for the poll) and confirm the Slack channel gets one message.
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