This template collects Google Sheets updates into a digest and emails the rollup on a schedule. When a sheet row changes, Latenode Database stores the new values.
A schedule later loads those Database objects, formats the list in JavaScript, and sends it with Gmail. Connect Google Sheets and Gmail. Use Latenode Database as the digest buffer until send time.
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The collect path starts when a row is added or updated in the Google Sheet you watch.
Latenode Database stores each change until send time.
A schedule starts the send path at the cadence you set, such as end of day.
JavaScript formats the Database objects, and Gmail sends the digest to the inbox you choose.
Add a Google Sheets connection for the tab you watch, and a Gmail connection that can send mail.
On the collect path, create Database objects from new or updated rows. This is the digest buffer.
Add a schedule for send time. Load Database objects, format the list in JavaScript, and send with Gmail. Clear or mark those objects after a successful send if you want the next digest empty.
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