This template starts when a ManyChat custom field updates for an event signup, maps name, email, and phone in JavaScript, and creates a contact in kvCORE. Connect ManyChat. Use a JavaScript node to call the kvCORE API. Put the kvCORE API key in that JavaScript node.
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The scenario starts when a ManyChat subscriber's event-signup field is set from the chat.
JavaScript turns ManyChat name, email, phone, and event name into kvCORE contact fields. Load the user by id if the trigger payload is thin.
JavaScript calls the kvCORE API and creates the contact. Put the kvCORE API key in that JavaScript node.
Add a ManyChat connection. Watch the custom field that is set when someone signs up for an event.
Use a JavaScript node to call the kvCORE API. Put the kvCORE API key in that JavaScript node.
Map name, email, phone, and event name from ManyChat. Create the kvCORE contact. Send a test signup from ManyChat and confirm the contact.
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