Hi @Digital 

Try using the Webhooks app instead of a Code step: https://zapier.com/apps/webhook/integrations#triggers-and-actions

Thanks Troy… this gets me almost there. The only thing I can’t figure out is how to get the elements of the user data passed as ‘user’. I’ve tried a couple of different things and can’t seem to close the gap. Any thoughts there? I read the documentation but must be missing something. 

@Digital 

Try like this:

@Troy Tessalone That definitely helped me. I didn’t even know you can do that.  That said. It didn’t work, but it did lead me to figuring out that I can have all three parameters. I am not getting the successful result as expected… but I am so close. It actually works the same in both Webhooks and Python code. See examples below… there is just something I’m missing. 

THE PYTHON METHOD:

THE RESULT :

THE WEBHOOK METHOD:

THE WEBHOOK RESULT:

@Digital 

For the User object, each value needs a preceding parameter.

So in the example below just replace the 3 values on the right side of each :

That is hardcoding it. It needs to be dynamic. The example is… every time a new customer buys a subscription, I pass that person’s data on to the third-party App to give them access. Make sense? 

@Digital 

You can dynamically replace the value for each parameter.

For email, dynamically insert the email address. (“email”: “�EMAIL]”)

For name, dynamically insert the name. (“name”: “�NAME]”)

For tz, dynamically insert the time zone. (“tz”: “mTZ]”)

I actually just figured it out. I tried what you suggested and there was no way to get it to return anything but 

Then I did a little more digging and it actually works better with he Python. I am going to try to make it work with the Webhook… but Bam I not only got it to work, but I found an issue with their API. 

See Example