This template starts when someone submits the Gravity Forms form you choose.
JavaScript maps first name, last name, email, and phone onto the Google Contacts shape, then Google Contacts creates the person. Connect Gravity Forms and Google Contacts. One submission is one contact.
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The scenario starts when someone submits the Gravity Forms form you choose.
JavaScript maps form fields (first name, last name, email, phone) to the Google Contacts create payload.
Google Contacts writes that person into the connected Google account.
Add a Gravity Forms connection and point the form-submission trigger at the form that captures leads.
Add a Google Contacts connection with permission to create contacts.
In JavaScript, read the Gravity Forms field keys for name, email, and phone, then map them into the Google Contacts create step. Submit a test entry.
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