This template watches ManyChat for new or updated custom fields on a subscriber and posts a short Slack message so the team sees the change in the channel you pick. JavaScript formats field name, value, and subscriber id. Connect ManyChat and Slack. Put the ManyChat key on the ManyChat connection.
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The scenario starts when a subscriber custom field is created or updated in ManyChat.
JavaScript builds a short message from field name, new value, and subscriber id.
Slack sends that message to the channel you choose.
Add a ManyChat connection and paste your ManyChat API key there. Add a ManyChat trigger for new or updated custom fields.
Add a Slack connection with permission to post in the channel that should see field updates.
In JavaScript, include field name, value, and subscriber id. Post to the Slack channel. Change a test custom field in ManyChat and confirm the message.
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