This template emails new Perspective funnel leads from Gmail. When Perspective posts a lead to your Latenode webhook, JavaScript reads name and email, then Gmail sends the follow-up you wrote. Put a Perspective signing secret in that JavaScript node if you verify the request. Connect Gmail.
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The scenario starts when Perspective posts a new lead to your Latenode webhook.
JavaScript pulls name, email, and any custom fields. Put a Perspective signing secret in that JavaScript node if you verify the request.
Gmail sends your template to the lead, using their name and other mapped fields.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. In Perspective, send new leads to that URL.
Add a JavaScript node. Extract name, email, and any custom fields. Put a Perspective signing secret in that JavaScript node if you validate the request.
Add a Gmail connection. Write the subject and body with the lead name and other fields. Send a test lead and confirm the message.
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