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Convert to escaped string

This quick action converts JSON input (or text and JSON) into an escaped string that can be easily transmitted or stored.
  1. In your workflow editor, click + Add step.
  2. Select Integrations > Quick action.
  3. Click Configure.
  4. Select the Convert to escaped string operation.
  5. Select the JSON object as data reference (click {}) or enter JSON object and /or array. You can convert one object per operation.
  6. (Optional) Toggle to remove the outer JSON brackets.
  7. (Optional) Select the JSON output and/or input strings as variables to use in later steps.
  8. Save your changes.
Your output string with the outer brackets removed might look like the following: 
"{\"official INPI registration: {{INPI}}\\nInformation provided by customer: {{Forest}} \"}"

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Convert to JSON object

  1. In your workflow editor, click + Add step.
  2. Select Integrations > Quick action.
  3. Click Configure.
  4. Select the Convert to JSON object operation.
  5. Select an escaped or a regular JSON string as data reference (click {}) or enter the string manually. It might look like the following: json JSON "{\"name\": \"John\", \"message\": \"Hello world\"}"
  6. (Optional) Toggle to remove the outer JSON brackets.
  7. (Optional) Select the JSON output and/or input strings as variables to use in later steps.
  8. Save your changes.

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Convert CSV to JSON

This operation allows you to export a file and upload it as a source for a Next Matter table.
  1. In your workflow editor, click + Add step.
  2. Select Integrations > Quick action.
  3. Click Configure.
  4. Select the Convert CSV to JSON operation.
  5. Enter or select the file URL. For example:
  6. Select a delimiter (how the data is separated in the CSV file) and encoding (UTF-8 is the most common modern encoding).
  7. (Optional) To use the converted data as a table source in another step, create the following variable: $["CSV data as JSON"]["data"][*] (or select it from the dropdown).
  8. Save your changes. Now you can use a table form field with a dynamic source and add the {Quick Action - Integration Step - CSV data as JSON (json)} variable as the table source.
How to import the table without the header? If you want to import a table without the headers, do the following:
  1. Create a Convert CSV to JSON operation with the original file linked and create this variable: $.'CSV data as JSON'.data[1:].
  2. Create a form step with a pre-defined table with the variable used as the source (in the form of a JSON data reference).
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