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Supabase database webhooks wrap rows inside record and old_record objects—often with nested JSONB columns. Flatten the entire payload in 1 click.
=FLATTEN_JSON() formula
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Pre-loaded with sample payload: Supabase Database UPDATE Webhook Payload
| type | table | schema | record.id | record.user_email | record.status | record.metadata.seats | record.metadata.billing_cycle | record.metadata.addons | old_record.id | old_record.status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UPDATE | subscriptions | public | sub_uuid_8812 | dev@supastack.io | pro_active | 10 | annual | sso, audit_logs | sub_uuid_8812 | trialing |
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type, table, record.*, and nested JSONB columns in one pass.record.status vs old_record.status side by side on the same row.No monthly retainers. No cloud relays. Own it for life.
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Common questions about Supabase webhook JSON to Google Sheets and spreadsheet un-nesting.
Yes! If your Supabase table has a JSONB column (like record.metadata or record.settings), PayloadFlatten recursively expands all keys inside that JSONB object into dot-notation columns.
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