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Hey, I’m a non-programmer trying to wet my feet with a Landbot integration to Airbase. My webhook call from Landbot is working for every field except the “Contact” field which is linked to a field in a different table:


{"fields": 
{
"Status":"New",
"Notes":"@notes",
"Mortgage Type":"@mortgagetype",
"New Purchase Price":"@purchaseprice",
"Downpayment":"@purchasedownpayment",
"Transfer Amount":"@propertyprincipal",
"Equity Take Out Amount":"@equitytakeoutamount",
"HELOC Amount":"@heloclimit",
"Own Home":"@ownhome",
"Current Home Value":"@propertyvalue",
"Remaining Mortgage":"@propertyprincipal",
"Monthly Mortgage Payments":"@propertymortgagepayments",
"Monthly Property Taxes":"@propertytaxes",
"Monthly Maintenance Fees":"@propertymaintenance",
"Monthly Rent":"@monthlyrent",
"Household Income":"@householdincome",
"Household Debt":"@householddebt",
"Household Debt Payments":"@householddebtpayments",
"Contact":t"@crm_id"]
}
}

That’s the full JSON, but it’s failing for the last line (the other fields work create correctly)


I’m getting the following error message:


"No JSON response\nObject of type RelatedManager is not JSON serializable"


I’ve read a couple threads here that seemed to work for others, but didn’t work for me.


Any help would be greatly appreciated!


Thanks.


What is the value for "@crm_id"? Does LandBot replace it with the internal Airtable record id that begins with rec followed by 14 alphanumeric characters?



What is the value for "@crm_id"? Does LandBot replace it with the internal Airtable record id that begins with rec followed by 14 alphanumeric characters?



my use case is that i’m building a mortgage bot. so first, on one table, i’m creating a contact, then on the other table i’m creating the mortgage application that i want to link to the contact.


So once the contact is created, i save that rec value as a variable, then pass it along for the mortgage app.


Could the square brackets around the variable name be interfering with evaluating the variable value?


Same result without them.


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