This template starts when a webhook receives a website URL. Website Contacts Scraper pulls emails from that page. JavaScript normalizes the addresses and drops duplicates.
Each unique email is written as a Google Sheets row and as a Latenode Database object. The webhook then returns the clean list. Connect Google Sheets. Point the scraper at the URL from the webhook body.
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The scenario starts when your webhook receives the page URL to scrape.
Website Contacts Scraper reads emails from that site.
JavaScript lowercases addresses and keeps each email once.
Google Sheets gets a row per email. Latenode Database stores the same contact. The webhook returns the unique list.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. POST a JSON body with the website URL you want to scrape. Return the unique emails with a webhook response.
Add Website Contacts Scraper and pass the URL from the webhook. It returns the emails found on that site.
Add a Google Sheets connection. Use a tab with columns for email, source URL, and time.
In JavaScript, drop empty and duplicate addresses. Append each unique email to Google Sheets, create a Latenode Database object, then return the list on the webhook.
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