This template receives a SharpSpring new-lead POST on a Latenode webhook, maps name, email, phone, and custom fields in JavaScript, and sends that JSON to a URL you set.
Point SharpSpring at the Latenode webhook URL. Put the destination URL, method, and headers on the HTTP node. Put any SharpSpring shared secret in the JavaScript node if you verify the payload.
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The scenario starts when SharpSpring posts a new lead to your Latenode webhook URL.
JavaScript maps name, email, phone, and custom properties into the JSON your destination expects.
An HTTP request sends that JSON. Set the method, URL, and headers on the HTTP node.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL into SharpSpring as the destination for new leads.
Add a JavaScript step. Read name, email, phone, and custom fields from the webhook body and return the JSON you want to POST. Put any SharpSpring shared secret in that JavaScript node.
Add an HTTP request. Paste the destination URL on the node and set any headers or token your CRM or analytics receiver expects.
Create a sample lead in SharpSpring and confirm the destination receives the mapped JSON.
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