How to copy Google Docs documents for new Retable rows

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How to copy Google Docs documents for new Retable rows
1. Add the Retable trigger
2. Add the Google Docs "Copy a document" automation
3. Turn on the playbook
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Relay.app is an automation tool that lets you automate actions across Google Docs, Retable, and many other apps. In this guide, we'll show you how to automatically run the “copy document” action in Google Docs for each row added in Retable using Relay.app.

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Retable > Google Docs

Trigger

Last triggered

Row added

Copy document

Add the Retable trigger

Every playbook starts with a trigger. The trigger detects changes in your connected apps and responds to your playbook.

Click "Add trigger" and select "Row added" under Retable. Then, like a table. If this is your first time using a Retable integration in Relay, you'll be prompted to connect your Retable account.

Every time a new row is added in Retable, your playbook will run automatically.

Add the Google Docs "Copy a document" automation

Now, you can create a copy of a document in Google Docs. Add a new step and select "Copy a document" from the list of Google Docs automations.

Connect Google Docs to Relay if you haven't already, then fill out the details like the document to copy, document title, and target folder. You can reference fields from Retable to pass along the correct data automatically.

Turn on the playbook

When you are done with the playbook, it's time to turn it on.

The playbook will run automatically whenever a new row is added in Retable. You can also click "Check now" to manually check whenever you'd like.