This template watches a Google Docs folder for a new document, loads the title and body, and creates a Guru Card with that content.
Use a JavaScript node to call the Guru API. Put the Guru API key in that JavaScript node. Connect Google Docs, then point the trigger at the folder you use for knowledge drafts.
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The scenario starts when a new document appears in the Google Docs folder you choose.
Google Docs reads the title and body so Guru can store them.
JavaScript sends title and body to the Guru Cards API. Put the Guru API key in that JavaScript node.
Add a Google Docs connection with access to the folder you want to watch.
Add a Google Docs trigger for a new document in that folder.
Add a JavaScript node that calls the Guru Cards API. Put your Guru API key in that JavaScript node. Map document title to the card title and document body to the card content. Set the Guru collection id in the same node.
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