Stop chasing the same lead three times.

What it does

SDRs stop chasing the same person twice.

1. 1
   Schedule Trigger — every 30 minutes

   Runs the deduplication every 30 minutes, which is fast enough to feed an SDR queue without hammering source APIs. Adjust to 5 minutes if you're running paid traffic at scale.
2. 2
   Fetch Facebook Leads — HTTP Request

   Pulls new leads from Meta Lead Ads via the Graph API. Uses an OAuth2 credential. Map the response to {email, phone, company, name, source: 'facebook'}.
3. 3
   Fetch Typeform Leads — HTTP Request

   Pulls form responses from Typeform's responses endpoint. Same field mapping. Substitute Google Forms, Jotform, or your in-house form if Typeform isn't your tool.
4. 4
   Fetch Calendly Bookings — HTTP Request

   Pulls scheduled events from Calendly. Counts as a lead source because anyone booking time is a lead. Swap for Cal.com or HubSpot Meetings if you use those.
5. 5
   Combine Sources — Merge node

   Combines the three streams into one item array so the dedupe step has everything. Uses the combineAll mode.
6. 6
   Dedupe Leads — Code node

   A 25-line JavaScript block that normalizes email, phone, and company, then uses a Map keyed by the strongest available identifier. Tracks every source a lead came from in a sources array and counts duplicates.
7. 7
   Upsert to CRM — HTTP Request

   POSTs each unique lead to your CRM with a comma-separated list of sources and a duplicate count. Use HubSpot's batch upsert with idProperty=email so existing contacts get updated instead of duplicated.

Use it in your business

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