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Country Code custom field missing from Facebook Lead Ads

  • 30 September 2021
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Hello All

 

With Zapier, we’d like one of the fields to collect from Facebook and feed through to Ometria “CountryID”.

 

I can see that I’m able to add a Contact Custom Field for CountryID, however there is no option to collect this data. Have you any idea how I would how about this?

 

Many thanks

 

Paul.

 


 

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Hi @Paulo1988 

Make sure to check the available help articles related to using FB Lead Ads with Zaps: https://zapier.com/apps/facebook-lead-ads/help

It may be best to open a ticket with Zapier Support for further assistance: https://zapier.com/app/get-help

 

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Hi there, @Paulo1988! I hope you don’t mind but I did a bit of digging and it looks like you and my friends in support may have came up with a pretty nifty solution to this. I’ll post it here in case it’s helpful to anyone else who’s stuck:
 

I have a CRM (Ometria) and Zapier is feeding all the Facebook leads it collects into Ometria.

I need each and every lead to have a country code (GB for Great Britain, NL for Netherlands, DE for Germany etc.)

I managed to half-solve this with the Formatter by Zapier tool. I have a rule in place whereby if a customer enters “England” or “Great Britain” Formatter by Zapier reads this and replaces it with the country code: GB before feeding the lead through to Ometria.

 

The question also came up - what to do if a user doesn’t enter a country code though, to which Connor recommended: 

 

… I might suggest checking out Formatter's "Lookup Table" transform:
 

 
With a Lookup Table, you can relate each input you might receive to its corresponding country code. This way, when the Zap runs, it will search the left side for a match, then output the value on the right, which we'd then map into Ometria:
 
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Importantly, the Lookup Table transform offers a "Fallback Value" so we can output a default in the event the lead doesn't offer a country or if their country doesn't match any in our table. 

 

I hope this helps!