Connect WebinarKit to Payaca

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• Trigger
  New Webinar

  Triggers when a new webinar appears in your WebinarKit account.

• Action
  Add Webinar Registrant

  Registers someone for a webinar session and returns their thank-you page link and session date.

• Action
  Assign Webinar to Subaccount

  Shares one of your webinars with a white-label subaccount; both accounts then see the same webinar.

• Action
  Clone Webinar to Subaccount

  Copies one of your webinars into a white-label subaccount as its own independent webinar, and returns the new webinar's ID.

• Action
  Delete Subaccount

  Deletes a white-label subaccount you own, by email.

• Action
  Get Subaccount

  Returns a white-label subaccount you own, by email: its name, role, and the webinars and meetings it can access.

• Action
  List Meetings

  Returns the meetings in your WebinarKit account (or a subaccount's), with each meeting's ID and name.

• Action
  List Series

  Returns the webinar series in your WebinarKit account (or a subaccount's), each with the IDs of its webinars.

• Action
  List Webinar Dates

  Returns a webinar's session dates — specific sessions, recurring sessions, and the instant and just-in-time options — for use when registering someone.

• Action
  List Webinars

  Returns the webinars in your WebinarKit account (or a subaccount's), with each webinar's ID, name, type and series.

• Action
  Remove Webinar from Subaccount

  Removes a shared webinar from a white-label subaccount's webinar list.

• Action
  Add invoice

  Creates an invoice against a Payaca project for a fixed amount, a percentage of the accepted project value, or everything still payable, and can optionally send it or mark it as sent.

• Action
  Add payment

  Records a payment against a Payaca project, optionally reconciling it to a specific invoice and emailing the customer a receipt. Returns the created payment and how it was reconciled.

• Action
  Add project note

  Adds one or more notes to a Payaca project and returns the notes that were created.

• Action
  Add proposal

  Creates a proposal on a Payaca project, with its line items, optional payment schedule and any grants. Returns the new proposal with its totals.

• Action
  Add scheduled event

  Creates a scheduled event in Payaca with a name, start and end time, and optionally links it to a project, assigns team members, and sets its location and the contacts to notify.

• Action
  Get customer

  Returns a customer by id, including their contacts, addresses, custom field values and tags.

• Action
  Get invoice

  Returns a Payaca invoice by its ID, including its status, totals, line items and linked project. An error occurs if the invoice is not found.

• Action
  Get project

  Returns a project by its id, including its customer, pipeline stage, site address, custom fields, totals, grants and expected payments.

• Action
  Get scheduled event

  Returns a single scheduled event, including its times, location, customer, project, assignees, notes, tags and contacts to notify. An error occurs if the event is not found.

• Action
  List customers

  Returns all customers in the Payaca account, optionally narrowed to those with a contact on a given email address or phone number.

• Action
  List pipelines

  Returns all pipelines in the Payaca account, including each pipeline's stages in order.

• Action
  List projects

  Returns the projects in the Payaca account, optionally only those belonging to one customer.

• Action
  Mark proposal as accepted

  Marks a proposal that was already sent to the customer as accepted and returns the updated proposal.

• Action
  Update project

  Updates the custom field values on an existing project and returns the updated project. Service-type projects cannot be updated.

• Action
  Update scheduled event

  Updates the name, description, start time or end time of an existing scheduled event, and returns the updated event.

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