This template starts when someone submits the Wufoo form you choose. JavaScript maps name, email, and phone, then calls the Keap API to create the contact or update the one that matches that email. Connect Wufoo. Put the Keap API key in that JavaScript node.
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The scenario starts when a new entry lands on the Wufoo form you choose.
JavaScript reads name, email, phone, and any custom fields from the Wufoo payload.
The same JavaScript node calls the Keap API. Put the Keap API key in that node. Match on email so existing contacts update.
Add a Wufoo connection and paste your Wufoo API key there. Point the new-entry trigger at the form that captures leads.
Put your Keap API key in the JavaScript node, or in Latenode secrets that node can read.
In JavaScript, read Wufoo field keys for name, email, and phone, then create or update the Keap contact on email. Submit a test entry.
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