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Status: Open · Asked by guy dinay on · 0 views
Hi,
We have a landing page and send leads to an API post.
We want to use a router to separate leads from Google, Facebook, and organic sources.
We created this one and want to know if the rest should be under the same workflow as the new one.
https://connect.pabbly.com/workflow/mapping/IjU3NjYwNTZlMDYzMzA0Mzc1MjZhNTUzMzUxMzAi_pc
Hello @guyseo,
Could you please elaborate on the exact use case you are trying to achieve? Are you adding the same webhook to multiple applications to capture leads from them?
Additionally, could you clarify what you mean by the third sentence of your query? It would help us better understand your setup and provide the right guidance.
We created this one and want to know if the rest should be under the same workflow as the new one.
We have one landing page with one webhook.
This landing page gets traffic and leads from Google Ads, Facebook Ads, and direct visits.
All leads are sent to our CRM under the correct source.
We want to separate each lead based on the landing page URL:
- gclid = Google Ads
- fbclid = Facebook Ads
- no parameter = direct
How can I do this?
I started working on it in this workflow, but I'm stuck. ?
https://connect.pabbly.com/workflow/mapping/IjU3NjYwNTZlMDYzMzA0Mzc1MjZhNTUzMzUxMzAi_pc
Hello @guyseo,
You can achieve this within a single workflow. Start by capturing three different trigger responses—one for each source:
- Google Ads (gclid present)
- Facebook Ads (fbclid present)
- Direct (no parameter)
Once you have captured these responses, you can set up routes with filters based on each case:
- gclid = Google Ads
- fbclid = Facebook Ads
- gclid and fbclid both does not exist = Direct
After setting up the routes, you can add the required steps to process each lead accordingly.
Let us know if you need further guidance.