This template starts when SignNow sends a document event, then writes a tracker row in Google Sheets.
JavaScript pulls document name, signer, status, and date from the event. Sheets appends those fields. Connect SignNow and Google Sheets, then point the trigger at completed or updated documents. Keep the keys on those connections.
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The scenario starts when SignNow reports a new document event, such as a completed signature or an update.
JavaScript reads document name, signer, status, and date from the event payload.
Google Sheets appends those fields as a new row on the tracker sheet you choose.
Add a SignNow connection. Add a trigger for new events and choose completed or updated documents.
Add a Google Sheets connection with permission to append rows on the tracker spreadsheet.
In JavaScript, map document name, signer, status, and signed date into columns. Add a single row on the sheet you use as the tracker.
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