What it does
- Watches your Skool group for new paid members and reacts within minutes of payment.
- Looks up each new member on the public web to find their company, role, and any LinkedIn or personal site.
- Adds the member to HubSpot as a customer with a clean note summarizing the research.
- Posts a short celebratory message in Slack with a suggested icebreaker your moderator can open with.
The prompt
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Build an agent workflow that fires every time a new paid member joins my Skool community and turns that signal into a short, research-backed welcome my team can act on.
Trigger: poll Skool for the New Paid Member event. For each new member that fires, run the steps below in order.
Step 1, research. Use the member's name and email to do a quick public web look-up. Try to find their company, their role, and any LinkedIn profile or personal website. If something is not clearly confirmed, skip it rather than guessing. Produce a tight summary that fits in a couple of sentences.
Step 2, HubSpot. Use the HubSpot Create Contact operation to add the member as a contact. Pass through the name and email from Skool, set the lifecycle stage to customer, and attach the research summary as a note on the contact. If a contact with that email already exists, update the existing record with the lifecycle stage and the note rather than creating a duplicate.
Step 3, Slack. Use the Slack Send a Message operation to post a short celebratory message in the channel I pick at setup time. Include the member's name, a one-line description of what they appear to do based on the research, and exactly one suggested icebreaker a moderator could open with. Keep the whole message under six lines. Do not include any field that the research could not confirm.
Tone: warm and human, not salesy. If the research turned up nothing useful, still post the welcome with just the name and a generic icebreaker so the team is never left in the dark about a new paid member.
What you'll need
- A Skool group on the Pro plan, with admin access so you can grab the Zapier API key.
- A HubSpot account where you can create and update contacts.
- A Slack workspace and the channel name you want the welcome posts to land in.
Make it yours
- Change the Slack channel, the tone of the welcome, or the length cap on the briefing.
- Swap the lifecycle stage in HubSpot, or add tags and properties specific to your community.
- Tighten the research rules, for example require a confirmed LinkedIn before mentioning a role.