This template starts a SignRequest signing request when an Airtable record is created or updated. JavaScript maps signer email, name, and document fields from the record.
An HTTP request calls the SignRequest API with your SignRequest API token stored in that node. Use a later GET in JavaScript if you want to track document status. Connect Airtable, then point the trigger at the table that should start a signing request.
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The scenario starts when a record is created or updated in the Airtable base and table you select.
JavaScript reads email, name, file URL, and any template ids from the record into the SignRequest body.
An HTTP request sends that body to the SignRequest API. Put the API token on the HTTP node.
Add an Airtable connection. Watch the table that should start a signing request for new or modified records.
Add an HTTP request to your SignRequest API endpoint. Store the SignRequest API token on that node.
In JavaScript, map Airtable columns to signer email, name, and document identifiers SignRequest expects. Test with one record before you leave the scenario on.
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