This template receives Kajabi purchase events on a Latenode webhook, sends a conversion to Proof from JavaScript, and posts a short confirmation in Slack.
Point the Kajabi purchase webhook at the Latenode URL. Put the Proof API key in that JavaScript node. Connect Slack and put the Slack bot token on the Slack connection.
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A webhook starts the run when Kajabi POSTs a purchase event.
Use a JavaScript node to call the Proof API. Put the Proof API key in that JavaScript node.
Slack sends a short purchase confirmation to the channel you choose.
Add a webhook trigger and copy the URL into Kajabi webhook settings for purchases.
Put the Proof API key in the JavaScript node. Map product name and amount from the Kajabi JSON, then POST that conversion to Proof.
Add a Slack connection and paste your Slack bot token there. Choose the channel for purchase confirmations. Send a test Kajabi purchase and confirm Proof and Slack both update.
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