Hi all,
Customers can book an appointment in Calendly. On the Calendly page are some questions (10 Questions). I want to transfer the answers to HubSpot.
But Calendly one give 1 question in the array.
From Calendly I get an Array what look like this:
So i tried two different things this in HubSpot Module:
First was, to enter a position from the array:
But the result is, that I only have the numbers in HubSpot, not the answers.
The secong was mapping:
Well, does not work.
Last thing I tried was an HTTP GET with this
and I activated the Parse-option.
The Output is a Bundle with a bunch of collections, but again, in the HubSpot Mudoule i cant access them. Maybe some has an Idea how to accees the collections in this output bundle?!
Without Parse-Option I get the raw Jason.
Does someone have an Idea how to get the Response / Answers ?!
Thank you much!
Hey @pierre_fey , you can do this by iterating over the array and then using a “Text Aggregator” to create a nice looking summary. This you can then use the the rest of the scenario.
Below is an example, look at the “iterator” green and the “text aggregator”
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Thank you much @Bjorn.drivn !
can you show me, how you configure these Modules?
What do I have to input in Text aggregator?!
Hi all,
just for the other who has the same issue. Here is my solution:
This is the whole automation
On HTTP Request I did:
URL = Calendly Uri
Method = GET
Header = Authoriziation with Bearer Token and Content-Type with application/json
Body type = raw
Content-type = JSON
Parse response = YES
Then iterate on the answers fiels:
Set Variables like:
And map the variables in the HubSpot Module:
Error Handler ist “if already exists” > ignore.
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Hi there @pierre_fey
I just wanted to take a moment to jump in and give you a big shout-out for keeping the community in the loop and for sharing your solution with us! Awesome that you managed to figure this out
Keep up the great work
Hey @pierre_fey just to come back on this quickly, this would create a new contact for every question field you have. Instead of doing this, I recommend using the aggregator I provided above.
The aggregator could look like this, where the seperator in this case is an HTML tag to properly create HTML.
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