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Hello everyone!

I’ve spent several hours on this and still can’t figure out the issue. I’ve searched the community but couldn’t find a solution.

I’m working on an integration between Fireflies.ai and Monday CRM, and my flow should look like this:

  1. Trigger – A transcript appears in Fireflies.ai

  2. Check attendance – Look at the emails of the attendees

  3. Find these attendees in CRM – By email

  4. Add the transcript/meeting data to the client(s) card in Monday CRM

Everything breaks down at step two.

Here’s the data I get from Fireflies.ai:
I see that there are three emails in the attendance section.
(see screenshot)

 

Now, when I go to the Monday CRM step and start searching for the emails, nothing comes up because the emails are just listed in a single string.

I tried using a formatter to break it apart, but no matter what I tried, the output still ends up as a single string. See the screenshots.

 

 

If the emails were separated as individual entities (sorry, not sure how to put this properly), I think I could use a loop to check each email individually. But since I always get them as a single string, I can’t do this.

 

I’ve experimented with the formatter but still can’t figure out how to make it work.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

Hi ​@WaveMax 

The emails are returned as an array of items.

 

Add this Zap action: Looping - Create Loop from Line Items

Map data into the Looping step, then out from the Looping step.

Help: https://zapier.com/apps/looping/integrations#help

 

Help about using line items in Zaps: 

 


Hi there ​@WaveMax 👋

How did you get on with the Looping action Troy suggested?

Want to make sure you’ve got everything sorted, so let us know whether you need any more help at all!


Hi there ​@WaveMax 👋

How did you get on with the Looping action Troy suggested?

Want to make sure you’ve got everything sorted, so let us know whether you need any more help at all!

Troy is awesome!


He is indeed, ​@WaveMax! 🎉 Thanks so much for confirming his suggestion of using Looping did the trick—nice one ​@Troy Tessalone! 🙌 

Do reach back out if you need help with anything else. In the meantime, happy Zapping! 😁⚡