This template watches a Google Sheet for new rows, reads name, email, and the columns you map, and sends a personalized message through SendGrid.
JavaScript calls the SendGrid mail API. Connect Google Sheets. Put the SendGrid API key in that JavaScript node, then point the trigger at the worksheet that collects contacts.
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The scenario starts when a new row is added to the worksheet you choose.
JavaScript reads name, email, and other columns and fills the subject and body.
Use a JavaScript node to call SendGrid. Put the SendGrid API key in that JavaScript node.
Add a Google Sheets connection. Watch new rows on the spreadsheet and worksheet that hold recipient email and the fields you want in the message.
Add a JavaScript node. Put your SendGrid API key there, then send mail with the row email as the recipient and the mapped columns in the subject and body.
Add a test row with a real inbox you control. Confirm the email arrives, then keep adding rows as you normally would.
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