This template watches a Google Sheet for new or changed rows, maps the columns in JavaScript, and launches the PhantomBuster phantom you pick with that row as input.
Use it when a sheet is the queue for a phantom you already built. Connect Google Sheets and PhantomBuster, then put the PhantomBuster API key on the PhantomBuster connection.
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The scenario starts when a row is added or updated in the Google Sheet you choose.
JavaScript turns the sheet columns into the argument names your phantom expects.
PhantomBuster starts that phantom with the mapped row as input.
Add a Google Sheets connection with access to the spreadsheet. Point the trigger at that sheet and worksheet.
Add a PhantomBuster connection and paste your PhantomBuster API key there. Pick the phantom to launch.
In JavaScript, map each column to the phantom argument it should fill. Test with one row before you fill the sheet.
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