Field Mapping & Context

The Automation Context

Every automation execution has a shared context — a data object that steps read from and write to as the pipeline runs. When a trigger fires, the context is initialized with the trigger data. Each step can add to or modify the context, and subsequent steps see the updated data. Think of it as a growing data bag that accumulates information as it passes through each step.

Context Field Paths

Field mappings and variable interpolation use dot-notation paths to reference data in the context. Here is every field path available:

Trigger Data

Available from the moment the automation starts.

Path	Description
`trigger.*`	Raw fields from the trigger payload. For webhooks, these match the JSON keys in the POST body. For call events, these include `call_id`, `call_type`, `call_status`, `contact_name`, `phone_user`, `actual_time`.

Example: If a webhook sends { "phone": "+61400111222", "name": "John" }, the fields are trigger.phone and trigger.name.

Contact

Available after an Upsert Contact step runs, or automatically hydrated for Call Completed and Call Scheduled triggers.

Path	Description
`contact.id`	Contact UUID
`contact.phone_number`	Phone number in E.164 format
`contact.first_name`	First name
`contact.last_name`	Last name
`contact.full_name`	Full name (first + last)
`contact.email`	Email address
`contact.address`	Street address
`contact.location`	City / region / country

Objects

Available after an Upsert Object step runs, or automatically hydrated for call event triggers.

Path	Description
`objects.{type_name}.*`	Data fields of the linked object, keyed by object type name

Examples:

objects.monday_item.CRM_ID — The Monday.com item ID
objects.monday_item.board_id — The Monday.com board ID
objects.hubspot_deal.deal_id — A HubSpot deal ID

Source Data

Available after a Source step runs.

Path	Description
`source.*`	Fields from the API response

Examples: source.notes, source.deal_stage, source.priority

Mapped Data

Available after a Transform step runs.

Path	Description
`mapped.*`	Fields output by the transform step

Call Record

Available in post-call steps (steps after a Create Call step) and in Call Completed / Call Scheduled trigger automations.

Path	Description
`call.id`	Call UUID
`call.script_id`	Script used for the call
`call.status`	Outcome: `completed`, `failed`, `voicemail`, `dropout`, `hang-up`, `rang-out`, `User unavailable`, `User rejected`, `cancelled`
`call.duration`	Call duration in seconds
`call.actual_time`	When the call took place
`call.call_summary`	AI-generated narrative summary
`call.transcript`	Full transcript as plain text
`call.transcript_json`	Structured transcript with speaker turns
`call.structured_data`	AI-extracted structured fields (per your Script’s data collection schema)
`call.objectives`	Objective evaluation results (JSON)
`call.success_evaluation`	Overall success evaluation
`call.end_reason`	Why the call ended: `user hangup`, `ai hangup`, `voicemail`, `failed`
`call.notes`	Agent-generated call notes

Destination Results

Available after Destination steps run.

Path	Description
`results[].status`	HTTP status or success indicator from the destination
`results[].response`	Response data from the destination

Using Field Paths in Mappings

Field mappings appear in Transform, Upsert Contact, Upsert Object, and Destination steps. Each mapping has a source (where to read data) and a target (where to write it). Example — Transform step mapping webhook data to contact fields:

Source	Target	Transform
`trigger.phone`	`contact.phone_number`
`trigger.first_name`	`contact.first_name`
`trigger.last_name`	`contact.last_name`	`uppercase`

Available Transforms

Transform	What It Does
`uppercase`	Convert text to UPPERCASE
`lowercase`	Convert text to lowercase
`truncate:N`	Truncate text to N characters (e.g., `truncate:100`)
`date:FORMAT`	Format a date string (e.g., `date:YYYY-MM-DD`)
`to_string`	Convert a number or boolean to a string
`to_number`	Convert a string to a number

Variable Interpolation in Templates

Email templates, SMS templates, webhook body templates, and URL fields support {{variable}} interpolation. Use the same dot-notation paths: Email subject:

Your call summary - {{contact.full_name}}

SMS template:

Hi {{contact.first_name}}, thanks for your time. Your call summary is ready.

Webhook body:

{
  "call_id": "{{call.id}}",
  "status": "{{call.status}}",
  "summary": "{{call.call_summary}}",
  "contact_name": "{{contact.full_name}}"
}

Sample Payloads and the Field Picker

For webhook-triggered automations, the field picker in the pipeline editor uses a sample payload to show you which trigger.* fields are available. To set a sample payload:

Open the automation editor
Click Test Webhook in the trigger panel
Send a POST request to the webhook URL with representative data
When the payload arrives, click Use as Sample

The sample payload is stored on the automation and powers the dropdown suggestions when you configure field mappings. You can update it at any time by sending a new test payload.

​The Automation Context

​Context Field Paths

​Trigger Data

​Contact

​Objects

​Source Data

​Mapped Data

​Call Record

​Destination Results

​Using Field Paths in Mappings

​Available Transforms

​Variable Interpolation in Templates

​Sample Payloads and the Field Picker