This template starts when Klaviyo records a new event, maps metric name, profile email, timestamp, and properties in JavaScript, and appends a Google Sheets row.
Connect Klaviyo and Google Sheets. Put the Klaviyo API key on the Klaviyo connection. Point the sheet at columns for event, email, time, and properties so every event lands in one place.
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The scenario starts when Klaviyo records a new event on the account you connect.
JavaScript reads metric name, profile email, timestamp, and properties.
Google Sheets gets a new row so the events sit in one spreadsheet.
Add a Klaviyo connection and paste your Klaviyo API key there. Watch new events on that account.
Add a Google Sheets connection. Use a sheet with columns for event name, email, timestamp, and properties.
In JavaScript, map those fields from the Klaviyo payload, then add a row. Fire a test event in Klaviyo and confirm the new row.
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