This template starts when Square sends an invoice event, maps invoice id, amount, currency, and customer in JavaScript, and creates an Asana task in the project finance watches. Connect Square and Asana. Put Square access on the Square connection and Asana access on the Asana connection. Skip events that are not invoices.
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The scenario starts when Square sends an event to Latenode.
JavaScript continues when the event is an invoice and maps invoice id, amount, currency, and customer.
Asana creates a task in the project you choose, with those invoice fields in the title and notes.
Add a Square connection. Add a Square trigger for new events and keep invoice events in JavaScript.
Add an Asana connection. Pick the workspace and project that should receive invoice follow-up tasks.
Map invoice id, amount, currency, and customer onto the Asana task title and notes. Send a test invoice event in Square and confirm the task appears.
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