This template receives Kartra calendar bookings on a Latenode webhook, maps name, email, and slot time in JavaScript, and appends a row in Google Sheets.
Paste the webhook URL into Kartra. If the payload is only an id, use that JavaScript node to call the Kartra API and put the Kartra API key in that node. Connect Google Sheets and point add-row at the spreadsheet that stores leads.
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The scenario starts when Kartra POSTs a new calendar lead to the Latenode webhook.
JavaScript reads name, email, and slot time. If the payload is only an id, that node calls the Kartra API. Put the Kartra API key in that JavaScript node.
Google Sheets appends the mapped fields as a new row in the spreadsheet you choose.
Add a webhook trigger and paste its URL into the Kartra calendar or form that fires on a new booking.
Read name, email, and slot time from the payload. If Kartra only sends an id, call the Kartra API from that node and put the Kartra API key there.
Add a Google Sheets connection. Point add-row at the spreadsheet and tab, map the JavaScript output to columns, then send a test booking.
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