This template receives a Wix automation payload on a Latenode webhook, maps name and email in JavaScript, and creates or updates the subscriber in Flodesk. Use it so site signups reach the list you send from. Copy the webhook URL into the Wix automation HTTP action. Connect Flodesk.
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The scenario starts when the Wix automation POSTs the person to the Latenode webhook.
JavaScript reads the payload and shapes email, first name, and last name for Flodesk.
Flodesk creates or updates the subscriber. Match on email so a second send updates the same profile.
Add a webhook trigger and paste the URL into the Wix automation as the HTTP destination.
Add a Flodesk connection with permission to create and update subscribers.
Shape email and name in JavaScript. Create or update the Flodesk subscriber from those fields, matching on email. Add them to a segment if you keep segments for this source.
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