This template starts when Calendly creates an invitee, reads the event URL, and generates a QR Tiger QR code for that link.
Connect Calendly. Use a JavaScript node to call the QR Tiger API. Put the QR Tiger API key in that JavaScript node.
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The scenario starts when Calendly adds an invitee on the event type you watch.
JavaScript takes the event URL and invitee name from the Calendly payload.
Use a JavaScript node to call the QR Tiger API. Put the QR Tiger API key in that JavaScript node. It returns the QR image URL.
Add a Calendly connection with access to the event types you care about. Add a trigger for new invitees.
Use a JavaScript node to call the QR Tiger API. Put the QR Tiger API key in that JavaScript node.
Send the Calendly event URL into the QR Tiger create call. Book a test invitee and confirm QR Tiger returns an image URL.
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