Issue with combining two HTTP API requests (GetVisits + Leads) for LeadFeeder data → Google Sheets

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Hi everyone,

I’m trying to pull data from LeadFeeder via two HTTP modules — one for visits and one for leads — and then push everything into Google Sheets (1 row per visit with both visit + company info).

The issue is that when I use multiple Iterators (one for visits and one or two for leads), it ends up consuming way too many operations (dozens, even for just 6 visits) and produces duplicate rows instead of unique combined ones.

Does anyone know a cleaner way to combine both API outputs (data and included) without using multiple iterators or webhooks (which LeadFeeder confirmed aren’t available yet)?

For more details, here’s what I’ve tried so far:

  1. HTTP – GetVisits → retrieves the list of website visits

  2. Iterator (Visits) → iterates through each visit

  3. HTTP – Leads → gets company info for each visit

  4. Iterator (Leads) → iterates through the lead data

  5. Iterator (Lead details) → handles the second dataset from the included object

  6. Google Sheets – Add a Row → adds each visit + lead

For 6 visits, the flow runs like this:

  • HTTP – GetVisits = 1 operation

  • Iterator (Visits) = 1 operation

  • HTTP – Leads = 6 operations

  • Iterator (Leads) = 6 operations

  • Iterator (Lead details) = 6×6 = 36 operations
    → resulting in repeated data and a huge operation cost.

So far, I can’t seem to merge data and included cleanly within one HTTP call or iterator without breaking the mapping.

Any advice on how to better structure or optimize this would be amazing :folded_hands:

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Hey there,

your iterators are most likely in the wrong places. You can maybe switch to bulk row import as well instead of one by one.

Can you share some pictures of the scenario and the different outputs and what you want the final data to look like?

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