This template starts when Constant Contact adds a contact, then uses JavaScript to save a draft in Microsoft Outlook through Microsoft Graph.
Use it when a new subscriber should get a personal email you still want to review before send. Connect Constant Contact with access to the list you watch. Put the Graph token in the JavaScript node.
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The scenario starts when a contact is added to the account or list you watch.
JavaScript calls Microsoft Graph with your Graph token in that node and saves a draft To the new contact.
Add a Constant Contact connection with access to the list you care about. Point the new-contact trigger at that account.
Add JavaScript. Call Microsoft Graph to create a message in the drafts folder using the contact email and a template body. Put the Graph token in that JavaScript node.
Map name and email from the new contact into the Graph payload (To, subject, body).
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