I need to track customer interaction counts across automation runs in a no-code builder. The native tools reset values on each execution. How are people handling persistent counters or progress tracking without completely rebuilding their automations? JavaScript snippets welcome!
Use Latenode’s JS editor to add persistence. Create a memory object that survives between runs. Here’s a snippet:
let history = context.get(‘userHistory’) || {};
history.lastInteraction = new Date();
context.set(‘userHistory’, history);
Full guide: https://latenode.com
You can implement simple state management using platform-specific storage APIs. Most tools provide some form of persistent key-value store. Initialize your counters there, then update them through JS steps. Just be mindful of race conditions in parallel executions.
most no-code tools have hidden storage. check if yours has somethin like ‘global variables’ or ‘persistent context’. if not try adding a tiny js step that writes to a google sheet cell. works in pinch but slow