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# Send Data to Google Sheet once Mini App is Submited

Follow these steps to automatically store Mini App form data in Google Sheets:

Step 1: Create Bot Flow

1. Go to **Chatbot → Create Bot Flow**
2. Add a title
3. Click **+ → WhatsApp Chatbot**
4. Select trigger: **Mini App Submission**
5. Choose your **Mini App**
6. Enable **Previous Submission History** (if required)

Step 2: Add Processing Message (Optional)

7. Add a message block:\
   *“Please wait while we are processing your details.”*

Step 3: Connect Google Sheets

8. Click **Add Automation App → Search “Sheets”**
9. Select **Add Row**
10. Choose or create **Google Authentication**
11. Select your **Spreadsheet**
12. Select the **Sheet (Sub sheet)**

Step 4: Map Fields

13. Map Mini App fields (Name, Phone, Email, etc.) to sheet columns
14. Click **Run & Save**

Step 5: Confirmation Message

15. Add a message block:\
    *“Thank you. Your details have been successfully saved.”*
16. Save and **Enable** the workflow

Now, whenever a user submits the Mini App form, the data will automatically be added as a new row in Google Sheets.

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