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Automatically save new VideoAsk responses to Google Drive

This template starts when VideoAsk records a new reply, downloads the video from the reply URL, and uploads it to a Google Drive folder.

JavaScript builds a filename from the respondent name and time. Connect VideoAsk and Google Drive, then pick the Drive folder that should hold the videos. Use it to archive customer video answers without downloading each file by hand.

Updated Sep 16, 2026Est. run: 10sEst. cost: $0.0006
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What this template does

  • Archives each new VideoAsk video into Google Drive
  • Starts when VideoAsk records a reply
  • Downloads the video from the reply URL
  • Names the Drive file from the respondent and timestamp

How it works

1
Trigger

New VideoAsk reply

The scenario starts when VideoAsk records a new reply on the form you watch.

2
Action

Download the video

An HTTP request fetches the video file from the URL on that reply.

3
Logic

Name the file

JavaScript builds a Drive filename from the respondent name and timestamp.

4
Action

Save to Google Drive

Google Drive uploads the video into the folder you choose.

Setup guide

1

Connect VideoAsk

Add a VideoAsk connection and watch new replies on the form whose videos you want to archive.

2

Connect Google Drive

Add a Google Drive connection with write access to the archive folder.

3

Download and upload the video

Map the video URL from the VideoAsk reply into an HTTP request that downloads the file. Add JavaScript to build the filename, then upload to the Drive folder you select. Test with one reply and confirm the file lands in Drive.

Requirements

A VideoAsk form Latenode can watch for new replies
A Google Drive folder Latenode can write to

FAQ

Common questions about this template

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