How it works
To move data from Microsoft SQL to botHelp automatically, use a ready-made scenario — no manual exports.
- Starts when: Webhook
- Then: Get Parsed Markdown
- Then: Classify Parsed Document
- Then: Summarize Document
- Then: Send Document Summary as Telegram Message
- Then: Save Summarized Document to Google Drive
- Then: Send Error Message 1
- Then: Extract Invoice Details as JSON
- Then: Invoice Details
- Then: Prepare Message
- Then: Send Invoice Details as Telegram Message
- Then: Update Google Sheet by LlamaParse ID
- Then: Send Error Message 2
- Then: Save Parsed Document to Google Drive
- Then: Gmail
- Then: Limit
- Then: Get Message
- Check: Is there an Email Attachement
- If yes: HTTP Request
- Then: Aggregate
- Then: Edit Fields
- Check: If Supported File Extensions
- If yes: Merge
- Then: Parse Document with LlamaParse
- Check: Merge Email Processing
- Then: Save LlamaParse ID and Summary to Google Sheets
- Then: Save Document to Google Drive
- Then: Prepare Data
- Then: Summarize Email
- Starts when: Gmail Trigger
- Then: gpt-4o-mini
- Then: gpt-4o-mini1
- Then: gpt-4o-mini2
- Then: gpt-4o-mini3
You can launch this Microsoft SQL + botHelp integration in Scriptera: describe the task in plain words — the scenario is built, launched and monitored for you.