This template listens on a webhook, maps email and name from the payload, and writes the person in GetResponse.
Use it when a form, CRM, or custom app can POST leads and you want them in GetResponse for campaigns. Connect GetResponse, then point the source at the Latenode webhook URL. Put the GetResponse API key on the GetResponse connection.
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The scenario starts when your source POSTs contact JSON to the webhook.
GetResponse maps email, name, and campaign or list from the payload and writes the person.
Add a webhook trigger and copy the URL into the system that sends new contacts.
Add a GetResponse connection and paste your GetResponse API key there.
Create or update the contact in GetResponse. Map email (required) plus name and the campaign or list id. Use create-only if you want inserts and not updates.
POST a sample contact to the webhook and confirm the lead in GetResponse before you go live.
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