This template listens for new or updated ActiveCampaign deals, shapes the payload in JavaScript, and writes the record back with an update.
Use it to normalize stage, value, owner, or custom fields on every deal change in the same ActiveCampaign account. Connect ActiveCampaign once and put the API URL and key on that connection.
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The scenario starts when an ActiveCampaign deal is added or updated.
A JavaScript node copies the fields you want to keep in sync (stage, value, owner, custom fields) into the update shape.
ActiveCampaign saves the record. Find the deal first if you only have a title or external id.
Add an ActiveCampaign connection with your API URL and API key.
Watch for deals that are added or updated. Confirm the connection receives deal events from your account.
Add a JavaScript node, then update the deal. Map deal id plus the fields you want normalized.
Change a deal in ActiveCampaign and confirm the same record updates with the mapped fields.
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