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Found 208 templates linked to integration "google-workspace"
This template turns inbound email into a Google Calendar event. Forward the inbox you care about to the Mailhook address. JavaScript reads title, date, time, and location from the subject and body, then Google Calendar creates the event on the calendar you choose. Connect Google Calendar. Point the create step at that calendar.
This template starts when Dubsado posts a new lead to a Latenode webhook, creates a Trello card from JavaScript, and logs the lead id and card URL in Google Sheets. Point Dubsado at the webhook, put the Trello API key in that JavaScript node, and connect Google Sheets for the log.
This template watches a Google Drive folder for new uploads, downloads each file, and saves it to a Dropbox folder. Use it to keep a second copy for backup, a client share, or a tool that only reads Dropbox. Connect Google Drive and Dropbox, then point the trigger at the Drive folder and the upload at the Dropbox path.
This template watches a Dropbox folder for new files, creates a shared link, downloads the file with an HTTP request, reads text with OCR Space, and appends file name and text to Google Sheets. Connect Dropbox, OCR Space, and Google Sheets, then point the trigger at the folder you use for scans. Put the OCR Space API key on the OCR Space connection.
This template collects Google Sheets updates into a digest and emails the rollup on a schedule. When a sheet row changes, Latenode Database stores the new values. A schedule later loads those Database objects, formats the list in JavaScript, and sends it with Gmail. Connect Google Sheets and Gmail. Use Latenode Database as the digest buffer until send time.
This template starts when Deputy saves a timesheet, maps employee, date, hours, and location in JavaScript, and appends a row in Google Sheets. Use it so payroll and team hours live in a sheet without exporting from Deputy. Connect Deputy and Google Sheets. Watch new timesheets on the workplace you connect.
This template receives Cognito Forms new and updated entries on a Latenode webhook, maps title, start, and end in JavaScript, and writes the matching Google Calendar event. Paste the webhook URL into Cognito Forms. Connect Google Calendar. If the form stores a calendar event id, update that event. If it is new, create the event.
This template watches a Google Drive folder for new or changed files and posts a Chatwork message in the room you choose. Use it so the team sees Drive uploads without checking the folder. Connect Google Drive and Chatwork, then point the trigger at the folder you want to watch. Put the Chatwork API key on the Chatwork connection.
This template starts when BotConversa POSTs a new-tag event to a Latenode webhook. JavaScript reads the tag name, then Google Sheets creates a spreadsheet (and a worksheet) for that tag so related rows have a place to land. Connect Google Sheets, then paste the webhook URL into BotConversa as the destination for tag events.
This template watches a Box folder for new files, downloads each file, and uploads a copy to the Google Drive folder you choose. Use it to keep a Drive backup of the Box folder you already work in. Connect Box and Google Drive, then point the trigger at the Box folder and the upload at the Drive folder.
This template starts on a new Google Form response, maps the answers in JavaScript, and creates a Basecamp 3 document on the project you choose. Use it to file intake, briefs, or lead notes where the team already works. Connect Google Forms, then put the Basecamp access token, project id, and docs vault id in the JavaScript node that calls the Basecamp API.
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.
This template starts when Azure DevOps creates a work item such as a task or bug. JavaScript reads type, title, assignee, and link, then Google Chat posts that summary to the space you choose. Connect Azure DevOps and Google Chat, then keep the trigger on work item events for the project you care about.
This template watches a Google Drive folder for new documents, downloads each file, converts it to plain text with the Aspose API, and uploads a .txt file to the same Drive folder. Use it when the team needs searchable text next to Word, PDF, or similar uploads. Connect Google Drive. Put the Aspose API key in the JavaScript node that calls Aspose.
This template watches a Google Drive folder for new files, downloads each file, and attaches it to an Asana task. Put the Asana task ID in the file name. JavaScript reads that ID, then Asana uploads the file onto the task. Connect Google Drive and Asana, then point the trigger at the folder you use for task files.
This template checks Any.do on a schedule, pulls new tasks through the Any.do API, and creates matching items in Google Tasks. A JavaScript node holds your Any.do API key and returns title, notes, and due date; Google Tasks writes each one to the list you choose. Connect Google Tasks, then set how often the scenario should poll.
This template runs when Zoom posts a new meeting registrant. JavaScript reads name, email, and meeting time, builds an add-to-calendar URL, and shapes the event. Google Calendar creates the event with that attendee. Latenode Database stores email, meeting id, and the link. Connect Google Calendar. Point Zoom registrant webhooks at a Latenode webhook.
This template puts new ActiveCampaign deal tasks on Google Calendar so sales follow-ups sit next to the rest of the day. When a deal task is created, JavaScript turns the task title, due date, deal name, and notes into calendar title, description, and times. Google Calendar then writes the event on the connected calendar. Connect both apps in Latenode and map times before you create the event.
This template copies ABC Trainerize nutrition goals into a Google Sheet on a schedule. Each run, JavaScript calls the Trainerize API with your Trainerize API key in that node, then maps client, goal, calories, protein, and dates. Google Sheets appends each record. Connect Google Sheets in Latenode and point the JavaScript node at the nutrition-goals route from Trainerize API docs.
This template watches Splitwise for new expenses, maps description, amount, date, and expense id in JavaScript, and appends a Google Sheets row. Connect Splitwise and Google Sheets, pick the group you care about and the spreadsheet, and keep credentials on those connections. Put the Splitwise key on the Splitwise connection.
This template starts when a Phantombuster phantom finishes and emits output. Latenode downloads that result, JavaScript maps the fields onto sheet columns, and Google Sheets appends the rows. Use it for leads or scrape results you already collect in a phantom. Connect Phantombuster and Google Sheets, then put the Phantombuster API key on the Phantombuster connection.
This template starts when YouCanBook.Me records a new booking, then adds a Google Sheets row with the client, time, and custom fields you map. Connect YouCanBook.Me and Google Sheets. Put YouCanBook.Me access on that connection and point Sheets at the worksheet you use as the booking log.
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.
This template starts when someone submits a Facebook Lead Ad form, maps name, email, and phone in JavaScript, and appends a Google Sheets row. Fetch full lead details from Facebook if the trigger payload is incomplete. Connect Facebook Lead Ads and Google Sheets, then pick the Page and form you want to watch.