This template registers Kajabi form leads for a Zoom meeting you choose. Point the Kajabi form webhook at a Latenode webhook.
JavaScript reads email, first name, and last name. Zoom adds the registrant on that meeting. Connect Zoom, then paste the webhook URL into Kajabi. Send a test submit and confirm the registrant in Zoom.
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The scenario starts when Kajabi posts a form submission to your webhook URL.
JavaScript pulls email, first name, and last name from the Kajabi payload.
Zoom adds the person as a registrant on the meeting you select.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. In Kajabi, send that form's webhook to this URL.
Add a Zoom connection with permission to add meeting registrants. Pick the meeting id.
In JavaScript, read email, first name, and last name. Add the Zoom meeting registrant. Submit a test Kajabi form and confirm Zoom shows the person.
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