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Webhook campaign - How to add 'email_subscribe' to request body
Hi everyone, I'm looking to create a webhook campaign that send a POST request to a webhook URL with 'email_subscribe', 'push_subscribe' attributes in the body.
I tried to use {{${push_subscribe}}} or {{${email_subscribe}}} in the body but look like Braze is not happy with this. I also tried {{custom_attribute.${email_subscribe}}} but still not working as "custom attribute 'email_subscribe' does not exist"
Do you know how I can achieve this. It look like the liquid {{${push_subscribe}}} or {{${email_subscribe}}} is not supported.
A side question: I also want to send the Sms subscription group subscription status, look like it is supported but when I enter {{{sms.${subscribed_state.${<subscription_group_id>}}}}}, it shows "Invalid personalization variables". I know the subscription_group_id, any idea where I should put the id?
Thank you
Hello tnguyen2620 AFAIK there is no in-built functionality to keep them in sync. You will have to create a separate logic to sync them.
Hello tnguyen2620 I just tested this and it seems to be working for me.
Here is the setup of my webhook:
I was able to receive the email address but I don't have the SMS enabled on my instance so couldn't test it.Hi Manoj__ , thank you for your swift response. The sms_status does work for me, thank you so much.
However, for the email_subscribe, I'm looking at 'email_subscribe' attribute which takes either 1 out of 3 values : "opted_in", "subscribed" or "unsubscribed". Same for 'push_subscribe'.What in your screenshot is the actual email address of the user. :)
Hello tnguyen2620 Yes, the emai_subscribe optin status wouldn't work. The workaround for this is to replicate this value in a custom attribute and use that value in webhook.
Hi Manoj__ , yes, that's one of the way I'm thinking of. Thank you.
I have tried creating a custom attributes called 'push_subscribe', is there a way to keep its value in sync with the user's attribute 'push_subscribe'?
