Sync Quantum Neuron Leads to Bitrix24 without duplicates
Sync Quantum Neuron Leads to Bitrix24 without duplicates
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Use this template to sync leads from Quantum Neuron to Bitrix24 without creating duplicates.
For every Quantum Neuron lead, the scenario searches Bitrix24 using two external identity fields:
- ORIGINATOR_ID identifies Quantum Neuron as the source system.
- ORIGIN_ID contains the lead’s stable Quantum Neuron ID.
If a matching Bitrix24 lead is found, the scenario updates it. If no match is found, it creates a new lead and saves both origin fields. Future runs can therefore update the same Bitrix24 record instead of creating another one.
Before the first run:
- Connect the Quantum Neuron account that owns the lead group.
- Select the Lead Group to sync.
- Set Source to bitrix24.
- Keep Limit at 1 for the first test, then increase it to your preferred batch size.
- Connect the destination Bitrix24 portal.
- Review the field mappings and run the scenario once.
- Run it again with the same lead and confirm that the existing Bitrix24 lead is updated rather than duplicated.
Connections and credentials are not included. Each user must authorize their own Quantum Neuron and Bitrix24 accounts.
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