When a new Unbounce form is submitted, this template flattens the fields in JavaScript and creates a Pipefy card.
Pipefy writes the card on the pipe you choose. Connect Unbounce and Pipefy, then map name, email, and the fields you track.
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The scenario starts when someone submits the Unbounce page and form you choose.
JavaScript pulls name, email, and other answers into a flat object for Pipefy.
Pipefy opens a new card on the pipe you map, with those fields filled in.
Add an Unbounce connection with access to the page and form you care about.
Add a Pipefy connection with permission to create cards on the target pipe.
Watch for new form submissions. Choose the page, and the form if asked.
Flatten fields in JavaScript. Create the Pipefy card: map name, email, and the other fields you track. Submit a test form and confirm the card in Pipefy.
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