Import contacts

brevo.importContacts import contacts through the Brevo API.

Example

import { automation, onDashboardRun } from "automate.ax"
import { brevo } from "automate.ax/brevo"

export default automation("Import contacts", () => {
  onDashboardRun({ title: "Import contacts" })

  brevo.importContacts({
    fileUrl: "https://example.com/contacts.csv",
    listIds: [12],
  })
})

Inputs and output

Inputs:

{
  fileBody?: string
  fileUrl?: string
  jsonBody?: Array<{
    email?: string
    attributes?: Record<string, unknown>
  }>
  listIds?: number[]
  newList?: { folderId: number; listName: string }
  consentGroupIds?: number[]
  disableNotification?: boolean // default: false
  emailBlacklist?: boolean // default: false
  emptyContactsAttributes?: boolean // default: false
  notifyUrl?: string
  smsBlacklist?: boolean // default: false
  updateExistingContacts?: boolean // default: true
}

Provide exactly one source: fileBody (at most 10 MB), absolute fileUrl, or jsonBody. Provide either non-empty listIds or newList, not both. IDs must be positive integers, listName must be non-empty, and notifyUrl must be absolute. Every JSON row needs an email or attributes. Returns { processId } for tracking with brevo.getProcess. Provide exactly one of fileBody, fileUrl, or jsonBody, and either existing listIds or newList. Each JSON row needs an email or provider-recognized attributes, allowing SMS-only contacts. By default, Brevo updates existing contacts, keeps contacts unblocked, and sends import notifications. Pass { account } as the second argument to select a named Brevo account binding.

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