This template starts when WooCommerce adds a new customer, maps name, email, and address in JavaScript, and creates the matching customer in Visma eAccounting. Connect WooCommerce with your store URL and consumer key. Put the Visma eAccounting API key in the JavaScript node that calls Visma.
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The scenario starts when WooCommerce adds a customer on the store you connect.
JavaScript turns WooCommerce name, email, and address into the Visma eAccounting customer body.
The same JavaScript node calls the Visma eAccounting API. Put the Visma API key in that node.
Add a WooCommerce connection. Enter the store URL, consumer key, and consumer secret.
Add a WooCommerce trigger for new customers on that store.
Add a JavaScript node. Map name, email, and address, then POST to the Visma eAccounting customers API. Store the Visma API key in that node.
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