This template takes each new HoneyBook inquiry, reads email and name in JavaScript, and adds or updates the subscriber in Mailchimp.
Point the HoneyBook inquiry webhook at Latenode. Connect Mailchimp and put Mailchimp access on that connection. If you pull inquiries over HTTP instead of a webhook, store the HoneyBook API key in the JavaScript node.
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The scenario starts when HoneyBook posts a new inquiry to your webhook URL.
JavaScript pulls email, name, and inquiry details from the payload.
Mailchimp creates or updates the subscriber and applies the tag you choose for HoneyBook leads.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. In HoneyBook, send new-inquiry notifications to that URL.
Add a Mailchimp connection and select the audience that should receive HoneyBook leads.
In JavaScript, read email and name, then add or update the Mailchimp subscriber. Apply the member tag you use for new HoneyBook leads. Send a test inquiry and confirm Mailchimp shows the contact.
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