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Connect SendGrid to NetHunt CRM
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Triggers and actions 12 triggers · 18 actions
Trigger
New bouncePolls the v3 Suppression Bounces API for bounced email addresses. Emits one record per bounce.
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New global suppressionPolls the v3 Suppressions API for globally-suppressed (unsubscribed) email addresses. Emits one record per suppressed email.
Trigger
New or updated recipientTriggered when a recipient is created or updated.
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New suppressed emailTriggered when a new email is suppressed.
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Add to suppression groupAdd a recipient's email to a SendGrid suppression group (unsubscribe group). POST /v3/asm/groups/{group_id}/suppressions.
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Create custom fieldCreates a new custom field.
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Create listCreates a new marketing contact list via the v3 Marketing Lists API.
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Create or update contactAdds or updates a marketing contact (upsert by email) via the v3 Marketing Contacts API. Optionally assigns to lists.
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Create or update recipientCreates a new recipient if the email does not exist, otherwise updates the existing recipient.
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Delete contactsDeletes one or more marketing contacts by their contact IDs via the v3 Marketing Contacts API.
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Get contact by emailLooks up a marketing contact by email address via the v3 Marketing Contacts search-by-emails endpoint.
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Remove from suppression groupRemove a recipient's email from a SendGrid suppression group (unsubscribe group). DELETE /v3/asm/groups/{group_id}/suppressions/{email}. Returns 204 No Content on success.
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Send an emailSends an email via the v3 Mail Send API to a single recipient with subject and plain-text or HTML body.
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Send an email using templateSends an email via the v3 Mail Send API using a dynamic template ID. Dynamic template data is passed as a JSON object.
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New Call LogTriggered when a new call log is added to a record in the specified folder.
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New CommentTriggered when a new comment is added to a record in the specified folder.
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New folderTriggered when a new folder is added.
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New Google Drive File in FolderPolls a NetHunt folder for newly attached Google Drive files linked to its records. Input: folder_id. Returns the list of new Google Drive file attachments.
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New or Updated Record in FolderTriggered when a record is created or updated in the specified folder.
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New Record in FolderTriggered when a record is created in the specified folder.
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Two-way sync new or updated records in folderA trigger for two-way syncing new and updated records in a specified folder, with enhanced on-the-fly mapping. Can only be used with enhanced two-way sync actions that support on-the-fly mapping.
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Updated Record in FolderTriggered when a record is updated in the specified folder.
Action
Add Call LogAdd a call log to the specified record.
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Add CommentAdd a comment to the specified record.
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Delete RecordDelete a record by ID.
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Find RecordSearch records in a folder by ID or text query.
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Find record by field valueFinds one record in a NetHunt folder by matching a field value, and projects the record's fields map alongside record_id / id / created_at. DYNAMIC OUTPUT — DOCUMENTED EXCEPTION TO THE DESIGN RULE (2026-07-20). The standing rule puts FIND ops in the IDs-only bucket: GET enriches output with a field picker, FIND/LIST return IDs only. This op is a deliberate exception because NetHunt exposes NO get-by-id endpoint, so there is no GET op that could carry the picker. Re-confirmed against live data: ?query=<recordId> returns [] for a record that demonstrably exists in that folder (record 6a48901d931c9b3a9bbfb83c in Contacts), recordId:x 400s, and find-record-by-id 404s. The choice was therefore FIND-or-nothing, and a NetHunt user with no output picker has no way to map folder fields at all. If NetHunt ever ships a get-by-id endpoint, move the picker to a proper GET op and revert this op to IDs-only. Field values are projected under `fields`, a flat object keyed by field NAME, matching the house convention of a dynamic map beside the record's own top-level keys (cf. Agile/Cliniko/Capsule/MINDBODY `custom_fields`). NetHunt has no standard-vs-custom split — every folder field is user-defined — so the whole `fields` object is the dynamic surface and the container keeps the accurate name `fields` rather than `custom_fields`. The picker is parameterized per folder: `folder_id` is a SETTING (not an input) because dynamic-schema resolution binds only against step settings, so an input-sourced folder could never resolve the discovery at automation-load time. TYPE BLINDNESS (inherent, not fixable here): the backing schema endpoint returns only {name} with no type, so the picker advertises every field as String. Live reads return numbers and lists — e.g. Deal amount 100000 and Probability 0.9 are numbers, and Company / Contact person / Manager / Email / Label are ARRAYS (link fields carry record-id arrays). Mapping one of these as a scalar fails at runtime with no design-time signal.
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List Folder FieldsList the fields of a folder.
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List Readable FoldersList all folders the user can read.
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List Writable FoldersList folders the user can create records in.
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