This template starts when a client books in Acuity Scheduling, then posts an activity to Reward Sciences.
JavaScript calls their API with the API key stored in that node, sending client name, email, service, and appointment time. Keep Acuity on the Acuity Scheduling connection. Confirm the Reward Sciences URL and field names from their API docs.
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The scenario starts when a client books in Acuity Scheduling.
JavaScript reads client name, email, service, and time from Acuity and posts that activity to the Reward Sciences API. Put the API key in the node.
Add an Acuity Scheduling connection and a trigger for new appointments.
Add a JavaScript node. Map appointment fields from Acuity. Store your Reward Sciences API key in that node and post an activity to their API.
Match client name, email, service, and appointment time to the Reward Sciences activity fields in their API docs, then run a test booking.
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