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How to Configure HTTP POSTs in the New Keap Automation Builder

Summary
 

Configure password generation HTTP POST

  1. Copy “Password Generator Example:” value from Memberium => Settings => HTTP Posts/Links tab on your website
  2. Open “Send an HTTP Post Request” element in your automation sequence
  3. Set “Method” dropdown to “Post”
  4. Paste “Password Generator Example:” value into “Target URL” field
  5. Click “+Add query” and set:
    • “Name” to operation
    • “Value” to makepass
  6. Click “+Add query” again and set:
    • “Name” to auth_key
    • “Value” to your HTTP POST auth key
  7. Change “Target URL” field to https://example.com/, replacing example.com with your actual website URL.
    Important: Ensure the URL ends with a forward slash (/).
  8. Click “+Add header” and set:
    • “Name” to Content-Type
    • “Value” to application/x-www-form-urlencoded
  9. Set “Body” to contactId= and then click {#} icon.
    • Select “Contact Fields (additional)”
    • Click on Id
  10. Click Save button
Final result

Configure Update Contact HTTP POST

  1. Copy “Update Contact Example:” value from Memberium => Settings => HTTP Posts/Links tab on your website
  2. Open “Send an HTTP Post Request” element in your automation sequence
  3. Set “Method” dropdown to “Post”
  4. Paste “Update Contact Example:” value into “Target URL” field
  5. Click “+Add query” and set:
    • “Name” to operation
    • “Value” to contact-update
  6. Click “+Add query” again and set:
    • “Name” to auth_key
    • “Value” to your HTTP POST auth key
  7. Change “Target URL” field to https://example.com/, replacing example.com with your actual website URL.
    Important: Ensure the URL ends with a forward slash (/).
  8. Click “+Add header” and set:
    • “Name” to Content-Type
    • “Value” to application/x-www-form-urlencoded
  9. Set “Body” to contactId= and then click {#} icon.
    • Select “Contact Fields (additional)”
    • Click on Id
  10. Click Save button
Final result

 

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