This template copies new Real Geeks leads into Fello Connect. A new Real Geeks lead starts the run.
JavaScript maps name, email, phone, and notes into the JSON Fello expects. An HTTP request then calls the Fello Connect contacts API with your Fello API key on that node. Connect Real Geeks, then test with one lead.
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The scenario starts when a lead is created in Real Geeks.
JavaScript copies name, email, phone, and source into the Fello Connect contact payload.
An HTTP request sends that payload to the Fello Connect contacts API. Put the Fello API key on the HTTP request.
Add a Real Geeks connection in Latenode with access to leads.
Watch new Real Geeks leads. Test with a sample lead so you can see the field names.
Add JavaScript. Build the JSON Fello Connect’s contacts API expects from the Real Geeks lead object.
Add an HTTP request. Use the Fello Connect API URL from their docs. Store the API key on this node (header or query, as Fello specifies).
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