When a new Unbounce form is submitted, this template flattens name, email, and phone in JavaScript and creates or updates the matching Autopilot contact so they can enter the journey you already run. Connect Unbounce. Put the Autopilot API key in that JavaScript node. Match on email so a second form fill updates the same person.
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The scenario starts when someone submits the Unbounce page and form you choose.
JavaScript pulls name, email, and phone from the form payload.
JavaScript calls the Autopilot API to create or update the contact. Put the Autopilot API key in that JavaScript node.
Add an Unbounce connection with access to the page and form you care about.
Watch for new form submissions. Choose the page, and the form if asked.
Add a JavaScript node. Map email, name, and phone, then create or update the Autopilot contact. Put the Autopilot API key in that JavaScript node. Match on email so a second form fill updates the same person. Submit a test form and confirm Autopilot shows the contact.
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