This template receives a new donation or payment on a Latenode webhook and creates a Bloomerang task so your team can thank or follow up.
JavaScript calls the Bloomerang API with donor name, amount, and date. Put the Bloomerang API key in that JavaScript node. Point Bloomerang or your payment system at the webhook URL.
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The scenario starts when a new transaction is posted to your Latenode webhook URL.
JavaScript calls the Bloomerang API and creates a task from donor name, amount, and date. Put the Bloomerang API key in that JavaScript node.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL into the Bloomerang webhook for new transactions, or into the payment system that should notify you.
Use a JavaScript node to create the Bloomerang task. Put the Bloomerang API key in that JavaScript node. Map constituent id or email, amount, and date into the task subject and due date.
Send a sample transaction to the webhook and confirm the task appears on the constituent in Bloomerang.
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