Hi @yoganatb 

Good question.

The Tag field expects the internal Tag ID as indicated by the 123 icon next to the field label.

Hi @Troy Tessalone 

I’d love some clarification on this, too! By internal Tag ID, that means not being able to use the custom fields from Dubsado?

Thanks!

@magb0495 

If you look at the standardized dropdown list of options, you will see 2 values for each Tag.

The larger value in black is the friendly label.

The smaller value in gray is the internal ID.

The field expects the internal ID value.

I’m currently having this same issue. What does a valid internal ID value look like?

I am using Code by Zapier to extract this information. Do I need to add something in the return?

@Troy Tessalone 

@claytoncuteri 

Look at the dropdown list of options.

Based on the 123 icon next to the label Tag, it expects a numerical value for the Tag.

If you look at the standardized dropdown list of options, you will see 2 values for each Tag.

The larger value in black is the friendly label.

The smaller value in gray is the internal ID.

The field expects the internal ID value.

@Troy Tessalone 

Oh I see now. 

When using Code by Zapier, it is returning this:
 

But, for it to get translated into ConvertKit, it needs this number:

Do you have any recomendations for how to easily do this when you won’t know the tag until after it runs through Code by Zapier? Is there a look up table?

@claytoncuteri 

You can create a lookup table to use in the Zap:

Or you can use the ConvertKit API: https://developers.convertkit.com/

Zap action: ConvertKit - API Request

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Solution I went with was adding the tag number to the output object.

then using that as the input. Worked perfectly!

Hi @claytoncuteri,

Awesome! We’re gad to hear you were able to get it sorted! 

If you have any other questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re always happy to help!