This template receives a ClickFunnels appointment POST on a Latenode webhook, maps client name, phone, and time in JavaScript, and sends a Twilio SMS to that client. Point ClickFunnels at the webhook URL. Connect Twilio and put the Account SID and Auth Token on the Twilio connection.
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The scenario starts when ClickFunnels posts a new appointment to your Latenode webhook URL.
JavaScript reads client name, phone, and appointment time from the payload.
Twilio texts that client from the number you connect.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL into ClickFunnels as the destination for new appointments.
Add a Twilio connection with your Account SID and Auth Token. Set the from number Twilio should send from.
In JavaScript, build a short message with client name and appointment time, and pass the client phone as the destination. Send with Twilio. Book a test appointment and confirm the SMS arrives.
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