This template stores inbound webhook JSON in Latenode Database so later scenarios can read it. Point any system that can POST JSON at the webhook.
JavaScript keeps a unique key plus the fields you care about, then Latenode Database creates the object. Use that unique key to update the same row when the source sends the record again.
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A webhook starts the scenario when an external system posts JSON.
JavaScript maps the payload into a unique key and the columns your Database table expects.
Latenode Database stores those fields so other scenarios can get the object later.
In Latenode Database, create the table later scenarios will read. Include a unique key and the columns you want to keep.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. Point the source system at that URL.
In JavaScript, return a unique key and stable field names. Create the Latenode Database object. If the same key can arrive twice, look it up and update it instead of inserting a second row. POST a test payload and confirm the object.
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