How to connect fb lead to one page crm through integromate

onrealty at August 11th, 2021 07:38 — #1

Could you please help setup the Facebook lead integration to one page crm via automation tool called "integromate"?
It is requesting few information which i am going to put in the screenshot below.

https://www.screencast.com/t/HdufsFWHU3

kevin at August 11th, 2021 11:22 — #2

Hi onrealty,

I have never used integromate but looks like a cool tool. Will do my best to help.

I note that you are using the basic "Make request" HTTP action. However there seems to be a "basic auth" http request type. This will be easier than manually building the auth headers yourself. Note the "Make basic Auth request" below which can be found inside of the http action.

Next step is to setup the reuquest. When adding credentials, add your OnePageCRM user_id as your username and your OnePageCRM api_key as your password. I suggest you make the simplist request to ensure everything is working. For this you can use the https://app.onepagecrm.com/api/v3/contacts.json as the URL

Press ok and run. This should complete sucessfully. You can build out your integration from this point.

Let us know if you run into any problems,

Kevin

onrealty at August 26th, 2021 14:33 — #3

Thanks kevin.
How can i map the facebook lead form to onepage crm field?

davyblaid at January 16th, 2023 14:20 — #4

It is easier to do it manually, as I don't know any supporting app. I have downloaded the service and followed the instruction. Integrating your company's Facebook page with planfix crm through integromate is a great way to streamline your lead management process. This helped me connect with my clients more easily on crm facebook and add all the necessary info quicker. Have you got any specific questions? Otherwise, it is hard to help you. Please let me know

vladimir at January 19th, 2023 11:40 — #5

Hi onrealty!

Well since you're constructing the request in integromate you can put all your form data into the request fields/body.
Here's described our API https://developer.onepagecrm.com/api, so please scroll down and click Contacts section and then 'POST /contacts'. There you can find an example of the request which creates a new contact in OPCRM.
There's a number of fields in the example (like First name, Last name, phones etc.) so I hope they should be enough for your Facebook lead info.

If you have any questions please feel free to ask them. I hope I could help you, otherwise I'd like to ask you to provide some more info on your fields or the integration you're setting up

Thank you,
Vladimir

emma02 at November 9th, 2023 00:43 — #6

Hello,
You can check this link : https://developer.onepagecrm.com/api

sweely at September 30th, 2025 07:33 — #7

While setting up a simple HTTP request in Make to post data to the OnePage CRM API, as Kevin and Vladimir suggested, certainly works, I believe there's a more robust, scalable, and powerful solution for the long term that you should consider, especially for any serious lead generation and tracking.

The better approach involves using the OnePage CRM API, the Facebook Conversions API (CAPI), and a server-side solution like Stape or Google Cloud Platform, often implemented through Google Tag Manager (GTM) Server Side.

The reason this alternative is superior is all about data accuracy, reliability, and event tracking.

The method you are currently pursuing connects the lead form submission directly to your CRM.

The alternative, leveraging the Facebook Conversions API, focuses on sending high-quality conversion data back to Facebook's Ad platform.

When a lead is generated, you should use the OnePage CRM API to create the contact, as you are planning.

Crucially, however, you should also use a server-side solution like Stape or Google Cloud Platform to send a server-side event to Facebook's CAPI.

This is often initiated by listening for a trigger in your GTM Server Side container.

The event you send back to Facebook should be the Lead standard event, and you should pass as much customer information (like email and phone number) as possible.

This server-side setup offers two main benefits.

First, it makes your lead tracking more reliable than client-side tracking, which can be blocked by ad blockers or browser privacy features.

You are sending the data directly from your server to Facebook's server.

Second, and most importantly, it significantly improves your Facebook ad performance.

Facebook's algorithms thrive on high-quality conversion data.

By sending the Lead event through CAPI, you give Facebook's delivery system the best possible signal to optimize your campaigns and find similar users, leading to lower costs and better results over time.

You can even send a custom event or the Purchase standard event later in the customer journey when a lead actually converts into a paying customer in OnePage CRM, which is virtually impossible to track accurately without a server-side integration that connects your CRM's data back to the ad platform.

Your existing method connects the systems, but this alternative empowers your advertising efforts.