This template watches GetResponse for new contacts, fills a welcome subject and body in JavaScript from name and email, and sends the message with Gmail. Connect GetResponse and Gmail. Put the GetResponse API key on the GetResponse connection. Point the trigger at the list you want to watch.
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The scenario starts when GetResponse adds a contact to the list you choose.
JavaScript builds subject and body from the contact name and email.
Gmail sends that message from the mailbox you connect to the new contact.
Add a GetResponse connection and paste your GetResponse API key there. Add a trigger for new contacts and select the list to watch.
Add a Gmail connection with permission to send from the mailbox you want contacts to see.
In JavaScript, set subject and body from name and email. Send with Gmail. Map To to the contact email. Add a test contact and confirm the message lands.
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