This template watches ActiveCampaign for new or updated contacts and registers each one for a Demio webinar you choose.
Use it when the list lives in ActiveCampaign and the session lives in Demio. Connect both apps, then map email and name from the contact into the Demio registration.
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The scenario starts when a contact is created or updated in ActiveCampaign.
Demio registers that contact for the webinar you select, using email and name from ActiveCampaign. List Demio events first if you still need the event id.
Add an ActiveCampaign connection and paste the API URL and API key from your ActiveCampaign account.
Add a Demio connection and paste your Demio API key there.
Start from new or updated contacts. If you only want people who join a specific list, start from that list add instead.
Choose the webinar, or list Demio events and pass the event id. Map email and name from the ActiveCampaign contact.
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