How to Auto Map from Noca Apps to Flows
Auto Map App to Flow
Describe an integration in the prompt and Noca builds the flow, mapping included
Once your app is built and the UI is how you want it, you can add integrations with a prompt. You describe what should happen, and Noca builds the flow behind it and maps the fields for you. In this example, we take a lead landing page and wire the Send My Plan button to create a lead in Salesforce, with every form field mapped automatically.
Watch & Learn
Follow these steps to build the integration:
Steps:
1
Write your integration prompt
- In the prompt box on the bottom left, describe the integration in plain language
- For this example: when a user clicks Send My Plan, create a lead in Salesforce, then click the arrow to send it
2
Let Noca build it
- Noca wires the button and processes the integration
- You’ll see the changes applied with a Keep or Revert option, but don’t keep it yet
3
Open Events to see the new flow
- Click Events in the toolbar
- Noca added a flow on the Send my plan click, so click view / edit flow to open it
4
Review the flow
- The flow creates a lead in Salesforce from the form submission
- Check that it does what you need before going live
5
Check the auto-mapped fields
- Noca mapped the form fields to Salesforce for you
- First name, last name, email, company, and description all lined up automatically
6
Click Go Live to activate the flow
- Open the flow’s versions and click Go Live
- This makes the flow active
7
Keep the changes in your app
- Head back to the app and click Keep
- This commits the integration to the app
8
Preview and test
- Preview the app, fill in the form, and click Send My Plan
- The lead lands in Salesforce with the fields mapped
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