This template starts when Brevo reports a marketing event you subscribe to, including contact activity. JavaScript maps email, name, and attributes.
If the event only includes an id, the same node loads the contact from the Brevo API with your Brevo API key in that JavaScript node. An HTTP request then POSTs the normalized contact JSON to the URL you choose: your CRM, warehouse, or internal endpoint.
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Brevo starts the scenario on the marketing events you enable for this connection, including contact created or updated.
JavaScript maps email, name, and attributes. If the event is only an id, the same node loads the contact from the Brevo API with the key stored in that JavaScript node.
An HTTP request sends the JSON payload to the destination URL you configure.
Add a Brevo connection. Use the Brevo marketing trigger and subscribe to the contact-related events you need.
Map the trigger payload into a stable contact object. If you call the Brevo Contacts API, put the API key on that JavaScript node.
Add an HTTP request. Set method POST and the URL of your CRM, warehouse, or internal webhook.
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