Store and Use Dynamic Data Across Scenarios

The "Store and Use Dynamic Data Across Scenarios" template lets you manage and manipulate data within your Latenode workflows. It allows you to create, retrieve, update, and filter global variables using JavaScript, giving you more control over your automations.

1. Data Creation and Storage: You'll start by using JavaScript code within the Latenode environment to define and store your data. This can include strings, numbers, or boolean values.
2. Data Manipulation: Your JavaScript code can also update or filter these variables based on your criteria, such as the creation date or specific values.
3. Data Retrieval: Throughout your Latenode workflow, you can access the stored data as needed.
4. Output: The final processed data is sent out via a Webhook, allowing you to use the results in other applications or services.

To successfully use the "Store and Use Dynamic Data Across Scenarios" template, you'll need a few things set up beforehand. This template allows you to store and manipulate data within your Latenode workflows.

• A Latenode account.
• Familiarity with JavaScript code to create, retrieve, update, and filter global variables.
• A Webhook configured to receive and process the output data.

Want to build custom features within your automation workflows? The "Store and Use Dynamic Data Across Scenarios" template is your key. This template allows you to store data as variables to be used in other scenarios or later steps within the current one, unlocking a new level of automation possibilities.

Imagine storing user preferences, tracking progress, or creating dynamic content based on real-time data. This template empowers you to do just that by allowing data sharing within your automation scenarios.

With this approach, you can create truly adaptable and responsive automation experiences. This makes it perfect for building advanced, feature-rich workflows in Latenode.

How does this template store and retrieve data?

This template uses JavaScript code within your Latenode automation to create, retrieve, update, and filter global variables. These variables can store strings, numbers, and booleans, allowing you to manipulate data across multiple steps, scenarios, and runs. The data is managed through the JS code you write, and the template provides the infrastructure to handle variable storage and retrieval within the Latenode environment.

What kind of data can I store using this template?

You can store strings, numbers, and booleans. The template is designed to handle these common data types, providing flexibility for various use cases like tracking user progress, storing configuration settings, or managing dynamic data.

How do I get the results from this automation?

The final result, including the stored and/or manipulated data, is returned via a Webhook. You'll need to configure the Webhook to accept the output from the automation. This allows you to seamlessly integrate the data with other applications or services that can receive and process webhook payloads.