This template starts when a Paperform is submitted, flattens the answers in JavaScript, and appends a new row in the Google Sheet you choose.
Use it to keep form responses in one spreadsheet without copy-paste. Connect Paperform and Google Sheets, pick the form and the worksheet, then map the columns.
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The scenario starts when someone submits the Paperform you watch.
JavaScript turns nested form fields into a single row of column values.
Google Sheets adds the submission as a new row in the worksheet you map.
Add a Paperform connection and watch the form that should start the run.
Add a Google Sheets connection. Use a sheet with a header row that matches the fields you want to store.
Flatten the Paperform payload in JavaScript, then map those values onto Add Single Row. Test with one submission.
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