This template watches Gmail for LinkedIn Sales Navigator message notifications, pulls the sender name in JavaScript, looks that name up in a Google Sheets lead list, and sends a Gmail alert when it matches.
It can also append a log row so the team sees who wrote and whether they are a known lead. Connect Gmail and Google Sheets. Filter the Gmail trigger to LinkedIn notification mail or a label you use for those messages.
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The scenario starts when a new Gmail message arrives from LinkedIn Sales Navigator, or in the label you use for those notifications.
JavaScript extracts the sender from the email. Google Sheets supplies your lead list. JavaScript compares the two.
Gmail sends the alert. Google Sheets can append sender, match result, and a snippet of the message.
Add a Gmail connection for the inbox that receives LinkedIn Sales Navigator notifications. Filter the trigger by sender, subject, or a Gmail label you already file those messages into.
Add a Google Sheets connection. Use one tab as the lead list (name and any score or owner columns) and another as the alert log if you want a running record.
Parse the sender in JavaScript, search the lead tab, then send Gmail to the owner or a shared inbox. Append a log row with sender, match, and a short excerpt.
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