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Create LionDesk contacts from Google Sheets when triggered by a Webhook
Every time a custom webhook is triggered, Make will automatically use the email output from the webhook to add a new row to a Google Sheet. It will then validate that email address using ZeroBounce. If the email status is "valid" it will look that person up with Clearbit and create a new contact in LionDesk. It will also update the Google Sheet row with the new data.
Create LionDesk contacts from Google Sheets rows
Every time a new row is added to a Google Sheet, Make will automatically validate the email address from the Google Sheet. If the status of the email is "valid", it will look that person up using Clearbit and create a contact in LionDesk. It will also update the Google Sheet with the data from Clearbit. This examples uses the sheet in this link.
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