This template starts when BotConversa POSTs a new-tag event to a Latenode webhook.
JavaScript reads the tag name, then Google Sheets creates a spreadsheet (and a worksheet) for that tag so related rows have a place to land. Connect Google Sheets, then paste the webhook URL into BotConversa as the destination for tag events.
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The scenario starts when BotConversa POSTs a new tag to the webhook URL.
JavaScript takes the tag name and id from the webhook body.
Google Sheets creates a spreadsheet named after the tag, with a worksheet ready for related rows.
Add a webhook trigger and copy the URL. In BotConversa, send new-tag events to that address.
Add a Google Sheets connection with permission to create spreadsheets in the Drive you use.
Read the tag name in JavaScript, create a spreadsheet with that title, and add a worksheet if you want a dedicated tab. Create a test tag in BotConversa and confirm the file appears.
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