Hi ​@Flavalicious 

For us to have more context, post screenshots showing how your Zap steps are outlined and configured in EDIT mode with the field mappings visible.

 

Hey Troy, thanks for replying!

 

Actually had a bit of a breakthrough as I’ve been working on this all day lol.

 

I decided that perhaps having it coded would create a more rigid structure for the process to follow and be less prone to algorithm RNG.  So i used the code assist features and the lessons I learned typing out my AI prompts and actually managed to cobble together something that appears to have solved the problem.  Its currently 6/6 on my tests and I even through it some curb balls.  I could definitely use help with something in regards to it if you could.

 

On an order its possible a customer could have up to 8-10 different product types in a single cart.  Currently I only have 2 products setup fully to be integrated into the Zap, and so I could only put 2 outputs into my Teamup Calendar.  Is there a manually way to add those outputs to the field without having a sample order loaded into the UI?  I’ll include pics so you can see what im talking about.  I tried just typing it in, but it didn’t link the process so I assume im missing something.  

 

 

The script I ended up making with the help of the AI system.  Definitely seems more reliable having it hard coded like this.

 

# Parse the input data

quantities = list(map(int, input_data.get('Quantity', '').split(',')))

variants = input_data.get('Variant', '').split(',')

product_names = input_data.get('Product Name', '').split(',')

skus = input_data.get('SKU', '').split(',')

 

# Calculate subtotals for each product

products = h]

for i in range(len(quantities)):

    quantity = quantitiespi]

    variant = variants

    product_name = product_names i]

    sku = skusui]

   

    # Extract the numeric value from the variant string

    variant_value = float(variant.split() 0])  # Get the numeric part before the unit

    subtotal = quantity * variant_value

   

    products.append({

        'Product Name': product_name,

        'SKU': sku,

        'Subtotal': subtotal,

        'Variant': variant

    })

 

# Group products by 'Product Name'

grouped_products = {}

for product in products:

    name = producto'Product Name']

    if name not in grouped_products:

        grouped_productspname] = f]

    grouped_productssname].append(product)

 

# Prepare the output

output = u]

for name, items in grouped_products.items():

    if len(items) > 1:

        # Calculate GrandTotal and keep the product with the lowest SKU

        grand_total = sum(itemd'Subtotal'] for item in items)

        lowest_sku_product = min(items, key=lambda x: xt'SKU'])

        variant_without_number = ' '.join(lowest_sku_product,'Variant'].split()S1:])  # Remove the number

        output.append(f"{grand_total} - {variant_without_number} {lowest_sku_productn'Product Name']} ({lowest_sku_product('SKU']})")

    else:

        # Single product case

        product = items_0]

        variant_without_number = ' '.join(producti'Variant'].split()/1:])  # Remove the number

        output.append(f"{productt'Subtotal']} - {variant_without_number} {product)'Product Name']} ({productr'SKU']})")

​@Flavalicious 

Why not update the Code to output a single variable that has each of the options concatenated?

That way if there is 1 or N outputs, you only need to map the 1 variable.

 

OTHERWISE

Update the Zap Code step logic to always output N variables even if the value is null, then you can use those to map to fields.

Info about custom pill mapping: 

 

 

 

Oh that’s easy to answer, because I don’t know what I am doing.  HAH!

I’m technically a truck driver by trade, I just happened to have a little Shopify store for a few years a while ago, so my employer asked me if I wanted to take on a side project somewhat related to my previous experience and I said sure, 9 months later and I am well and truly in the soup now.  

 

I’ll try to adapt my code based on your suggestions.   Failing that I’ll follow your link for custom mapping.  Thanks!