This template writes each Unbounce form submit as a Google Sheets row. Unbounce starts the run.
JavaScript flattens nested fields into a stable row. Google Sheets appends it. Connect Unbounce and Google Sheets, then choose the page, form, spreadsheet, and worksheet.
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The scenario starts when someone submits the Unbounce page and form you choose.
JavaScript pulls name, email, and the other answers into a flat object for Sheets.
Google Sheets adds one row with those mapped columns.
Add an Unbounce connection with access to the page and form you care about.
Add a Google Sheets connection for the spreadsheet that should receive leads. Use a header row that matches the fields you map.
Watch for new form submissions. Choose the page, and the form if asked.
Flatten fields in JavaScript. Add a single Sheets row from that object. Submit a test form and confirm the new row.
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