How to Send Leads from LeadCapture to Juiced (Step-by-Step Setup)

Post LeadCapture Funnels into Juiced

Watch full step by step video here:

Or, you can instruct you own AI Agent via Claude, Grokbot, etc to setup your Juiced integration for you.

Send leads from your LeadCapture funnels straight into Juiced with the direct Juiced integration.

Before you start

• A LeadCapture funnel. You can build one from a template, with LeadCapture's built-in AI, or by having your own AI agent connect to LeadCapture and build it.
• A Juiced account. If you don't have one, sign up at usejuiced.com.

Step 1: Open the Juiced integration

1. Open your funnel and go to the Lead Delivery tab.
2. Scroll down to Juiced and click to configure it.

You only need to set up two things: the API Token and Field Mapping. Then you turn the integration on.

Step 2: Add your API token

1. In Juiced, go to Sources and open your source.
2. Go to Authentication and click New token, then Create token.
3. Copy the token.
4. Back in LeadCapture, paste it into the API Token field in the Juiced section. Paste the token on its own, without the word Bearer.
5. Click Save.

LeadCapture posts leads as JSON to Juiced for you, so there is no URL or header to enter.

Step 3: Map your fields

1. In Juiced, open your source and go to Fields. This lists every field your source accepts. Your fields will differ from the example in the video.
2. In LeadCapture, open Field Mapping.
3. For each field, paste the exact Juiced field name into the Webhook Key box next to the matching LeadCapture field.
4. Click Save.

Notes on mapping:

• Every field that Juiced marks as required must be mapped. Juiced rejects a lead when a required field is missing or misnamed. Non-required fields are optional.
• Email and phone are always key fields to map.
• Each field shows a grayed-out default key, such as first_name   or state  . Some defaults won't match Juiced. For example, the zip code default is zip_postal  , so if Juiced expects zip  , type zip  . To avoid issues, paste the Juiced name for every field, even when the default looks right.
• For option list questions, expand the field to see the value each option will post. Leave the defaults, or type a different value (for example 1, 2, 3 or true and false) if Juiced expects one.
• Fields that aren't in your funnel can be skipped.

Step 4: Capture TrustedForm (if your source needs it)

1. Go to Settings and open Compliance.
2. Turn on Enable TrustedForm under ActiveProspect TrustedForm. LeadCapture then captures the certificate automatically.
3. Go back to Lead Delivery, open Field Mapping, and confirm the TrustedForm field is mapped in the system fields. [CONFIRM: whether the TrustedForm system field needs its own entry in Field Mapping, or whether the Certificate Field Name alone is enough]

Other system fields are available if your source needs them, including IP address, page URL, click fraud data, OTP code, phone verification, and the Meta fbp and fbc cookies.

Step 5: Turn on the integration

1. Switch on Enable Juiced. Leads will not be sent until you do this.
2. Click Save.

Send rules and Advanced Settings are optional. Use them to send conditionally to more than one Juiced source or webhook, or for things like dynamic redirects and ping post.

Step 6: Send a test lead

1. Open your funnel page and submit a test lead. If OTP phone verification is on, you'll need to enter the code or turn it off while testing.
2. Open the lead from your funnel's leads list.
3. Under Webhook Deliveries, open Juiced to see the request body, the parsed payload, and Juiced's response body.
4. To send it again, click Resend. To change the payload first, click Edit & Resend.

Tips

• If Juiced shows a lead as rejected, check the response body. A common cause during testing is that the lead is a duplicate of an earlier test.
• You can also send to Juiced with a webhook, but the direct integration is simpler.