This template receives a new Bark lead on a Latenode webhook, maps name, contact, job, and location in JavaScript, and appends a Google Sheets row.
Use it as a live log of inbound Barks without copying them by hand. Connect Google Sheets, then paste the webhook URL into Bark. If the webhook body is thin, call the Bark API from that JavaScript node and put the Bark API key there.
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The scenario starts when Bark POSTs a new lead to the Latenode webhook.
JavaScript shapes the payload into sheet columns. If you need extra detail, call the Bark API from that same node and put the Bark API key there.
Google Sheets gets a new row with the mapped Bark fields.
Add a webhook trigger and copy the URL into Bark as the destination for new leads.
Add a Google Sheets connection. Use a worksheet with columns for the Bark fields you want to keep, such as name, contact, job, location, and Bark id.
Shape the webhook JSON in JavaScript, then append a Google Sheets row. Include the Bark id so later runs can skip leads you already logged.
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