This template takes a new Mojo contact on a Latenode webhook, maps name, email, and phone in JavaScript, and creates an item in the Podio app you choose.
Connect Podio. Point Mojo new-contact notifications at the webhook URL. If Mojo cannot post, run on a schedule and call the Mojo API from JavaScript with the Mojo API key in that node.
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The scenario starts when Mojo posts a new contact to a Latenode webhook. If you poll instead, run on a schedule and call the Mojo API from JavaScript with the Mojo API key in that node.
JavaScript reads name, email, phone, and notes and shapes them for the Podio app fields.
Podio creates an item in the workspace app you connect.
Add a webhook trigger. In Mojo, send new-contact notifications to that URL.
Add a Podio connection with permission to create items in the app that should hold contacts.
In JavaScript, map name, email, phone, and notes to Podio fields. Create the item in that app. If Mojo cannot post, poll on a schedule with the Mojo API key in the JavaScript node.
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