This template takes each WebinarJam or EverWebinar registration, reads the attendee email in JavaScript, and creates or updates the contact in ActiveCampaign.
Point the webinar signup webhook at Latenode. Connect ActiveCampaign and put the API URL and API key on that connection. If you pull registrations over HTTP instead of a webhook, store that webinar API key in the JavaScript node.
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The scenario starts when WebinarJam or EverWebinar posts a registration to your webhook URL.
JavaScript pulls email, name, and webinar details from the payload.
ActiveCampaign creates the contact or updates the profile that matches that email.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. In WebinarJam or EverWebinar, send registration notifications to that URL.
Add an ActiveCampaign connection. Put the API URL and API key on that connection.
In JavaScript, read attendee email and name, then create or update the ActiveCampaign contact. Match on email. Fire a test signup and confirm ActiveCampaign shows the person.
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