This template starts when a subscriber completes a MailerLite automation, builds a short SMS in JavaScript from their name and phone field, and sends it with Twilio.
Connect MailerLite and Twilio. Put the MailerLite API key on the MailerLite connection and the Twilio Account SID and Auth Token on the Twilio connection.
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The scenario starts when a subscriber finishes the MailerLite automation you point at.
JavaScript reads name and phone from the subscriber and writes a short message.
Twilio sends that SMS to the subscriber phone number from the from-number you connect.
Add a MailerLite connection and paste your MailerLite API key there. Add a trigger for subscriber completed automation and select the automation to watch.
Add a Twilio connection with your Account SID and Auth Token. Set the from number Twilio should send from.
In JavaScript, read the subscriber phone field and write the SMS text. Send with Twilio. Complete a test subscriber in MailerLite and confirm the SMS arrives.
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