Generate a PDF via PDF Generator API from a Google Form response and save it to Google Drive
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This template periodically retrieves new Google Form responses which are used for generating a PDF document via PDF Generator API. The final PDF document is then saved to a Google Drive folder.
The template expects your PDF Generator API document template to have at least "Name" and "DueDate" fields.
The template is using this sample Google Form. Please make a copy and don't make any changes to our sample form. Thank you!
The template also expects that the form responses are stored in a Google Sheets spreadsheet. More information on how to create this spreadsheet is here (section 'Creating a Spreadsheet from the Form').
The template is scheduled to run every 15 minutes. You can change this after you set up the template.
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