This template starts when ActiveCampaign creates or updates a contact, builds a short SMS in JavaScript from name and email, and sends it from your Twilio number to the team phone you set. Connect ActiveCampaign and Twilio. Put the ActiveCampaign API key on the ActiveCampaign connection. Put the Account SID and Auth Token on the Twilio connection.
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The scenario starts when a contact is created or updated in ActiveCampaign.
JavaScript formats a short message with contact name, email, and whether this was a create or an update.
Twilio delivers the text from your Twilio number to the team phone you set.
Add an ActiveCampaign connection and paste your ActiveCampaign API key there. Point the new-or-updated contact trigger at that account.
Add a JavaScript node to build a short SMS from name, email, and event type.
Add a Twilio connection with your Account SID and Auth Token. Choose the from-number, set the team destination phone, and create a test contact so the SMS arrives.
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