Hi everyone, I would love to have some help there. So, I’m receiving some input in JSON containing prospect information. Here is an example:
[
{
"zip": "62590",
"city": "Oignies"
}
}
]
Based on the zip code, I want to dipatch the prospect to my agencies. And each agency covers a limited and determined list of zip codes. Here is what my workflow looks like:
On each branch after the router, I set up a filter with the zip code. I had understood from other discussions, that I could use the following pattern (12345|67890|12346) etc. so the filter will check if the lead ZIP code matches any of the three zip codes. But, it doesn’t seem to work. I tried “Matches Pattern”, “Equals to”, “Contains”, I tried to add ^ and $ in my patterns, but nothing works.
Please cross-check whether the ZIP code coming from your webhook contains any extra characters other than digits, as defined in the filter condition.
I’ve tested this with an example case and shared it in the screenshots for your reference. Kindly verify on your end that it’s working as expected based on the setup I’ve shown.
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