Constant Contact + OnceHub
Create new Constant Contact contacts from completed OnceHub bookings
When a booking is finalized in OnceHub, this workflow ensures the details are instantly transferred to Constant Contact to establish a new contact entry. Save time on manual data entry tasks and make sure your contact lists are always up-to-date with this seamless and efficient automation process. Enhance your productivity while ensuring your Constant Contact lists are continuously enriched with fresh contacts from OnceHub bookings.
When a booking is finalized in OnceHub, this workflow ensures the details are instantly transferred to Constant Contact to establish a new contact entry. Save time on manual data entry tasks and make sure your contact lists are always up-to-date with this seamless and efficient automation process. Enhance your productivity while ensuring your Constant Contact lists are continuously enriched with fresh contacts from OnceHub bookings.
- When this happens...Booking Completed
Triggers when the date and time for a booking has passed.
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Triggers when a new contact is added to your account.
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Contact Captured
Triggers when a contact is captured
Try ItContact Updated
Triggers when a captured contact is updated
Try ItConversation Abandoned
Triggers when a chatbot conversation is abandoned by a website visitor.
Try ItConversation Started
Triggers when a website visitor starts interacting with your chatbot.
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Contact Lifecycle Event
Triggers when a contact is captured or updated
Try ItConversation Lifecycle Event
Triggers when the status of a conversation is changed to “Reached-out”, “Started”, “Closed”, or “Abandoned”.
Try ItConversation Closed
Triggers when a chatbot conversation reaches its end, or when a website visitor engages with a new chatbot.
Try ItBooking Lifecycle Event
Triggers when the status of a booking is changed to “Scheduled”, “Rescheduled”, “Canceled”, “Completed”, or “No-show”.
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