This template starts when Attentive sends a new-subscriber JSON POST to a Latenode webhook. JavaScript maps email, phone, and name.
Klaviyo creates the profile and adds it to the list you choose. Connect Klaviyo. Put the Klaviyo API key on the Klaviyo connection. Paste the webhook URL into Attentive as the subscriber destination.
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A webhook starts the scenario when Attentive posts a new subscriber as JSON.
JavaScript pulls email, phone, and name from the Attentive payload into a Klaviyo profile object.
Klaviyo creates the profile and adds it to the list you choose.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. In Attentive, point the new-subscriber destination at that URL as a JSON POST.
Add a Klaviyo connection and paste your Klaviyo API key there. Choose the list that should receive Attentive subscribers.
Read email, phone, and name in JavaScript. Create the Klaviyo profile and add it to that list. Send a test subscriber from Attentive and open the new profile in Klaviyo.
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