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Let's be honest. Those input forms on your website don't actually contain all the information you care about. Paradigm can fix that. 1. Create a Paradigm sheet with all the columns you care about 2. Set up a webhook to your live data source 3. Wait as the data...

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So true

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looks awesome

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goated

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Hello @annarmonaco would be grateful if you provide me the opportunity to work with @tryparadigm . This is my work

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so the sheet is attached to "livbe" data soirces ? I am not sure what the feature does

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its a webhook that connects to any form or datasource that can update over time

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