This template receives Google Ads lead form submits on a Latenode webhook, maps name, email, phone, and answers in JavaScript, and creates or updates the ActiveCampaign contact by email. Point the Google Ads lead form webhook at the Latenode URL, then connect ActiveCampaign. Put the ActiveCampaign API key on that connection.
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The scenario starts when Google Ads posts a new lead form submit to your Latenode webhook URL.
JavaScript maps name, email, phone, campaign, and form answers into ActiveCampaign fields.
ActiveCampaign creates or updates the contact. Match on email so a second submit updates the same record.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL into the Google Ads lead form webhook destination.
Add an ActiveCampaign connection. Put the ActiveCampaign API key on that connection.
In JavaScript, map the lead email, name, phone, and answers. Create or update the ActiveCampaign contact and match on email. Send a test lead and confirm the contact appears.
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