This template starts when Smoove creates a new lead, maps the fields in JavaScript, and sends an HTTP POST to the URL you set.
Connect Smoove. Put the destination URL on the HTTP request step. Use it when another system should receive each new Smoove lead as JSON.
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The scenario starts when a new lead is created in Smoove.
JavaScript reads name, email, phone, and the custom fields you map into a JSON body.
An HTTP request sends that JSON to the URL you set. Put any auth header the receiving system needs on that HTTP request step.
Add a Smoove connection and watch new leads.
In JavaScript, return name, email, phone, and any custom fields the destination should receive.
Add an HTTP request step, paste the URL that should receive the POST, and send the JSON body. Put a bearer token or other header on that same step if the receiver requires it. Create a test lead in Smoove and confirm the POST arrives.
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