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Jotform's rawRequest webhook payload nests full names (first/last), addresses (addr_line1, city, state), and matrix answers as sub-objects. Flatten them in 1 click.
=FLATTEN_JSON() formula
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Pre-loaded with sample payload: Jotform Webhook Submission Payload
| submissionID | formTitle | q3_patientName.first | q3_patientName.last | q4_billingAddress.addr_line1 | q4_billingAddress.city | q4_billingAddress.postal | q5_symptoms | q6_insurance.provider | q6_insurance.policy_number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 589102948102 | Patient Intake & Insurance Form | Daniel | Craig | 100 Fleet St | London | EC4Y 1DE | Fatigue, Joint Pain | Bupa UK | BP-994812 |
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q3_fullName.first, q4_address.city, and matrix arrays automatically.No monthly retainers. No cloud relays. Own it for life.
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Common questions about Jotform webhook JSON to Google Sheets and spreadsheet un-nesting.
Jotform's native integration is notoriously fragile if you edit headers or add formulas to the sheet. By logging raw webhook JSON to Column A and using =FLATTEN_JSON(A2:A) in a separate tab, your downstream formulas never break.
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