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# Feed Configuration

#### Feed Creation Steps

1. Navigate to **Zoho CRM Connect → Feeds** in the WordPress admin dashboard.
2. Click **Add New Feed** to create a new integration rule.
3. Select the **Contact Form 7 form** that should send data to Zoho.
4. Choose the **Zoho service**:
   * Zoho CRM
   * Zoho Bigin
5. Select the **Zoho module** where records will be created (e.g. Leads, Contacts, Deals).

#### Field Mapping

6. Once the form and module are selected, the plugin loads:
   * Available fields from the selected Zoho module
   * Input fields from the selected Contact Form 7 form
7. Map each Zoho field to a corresponding Contact Form 7 field using dropdown selectors.
8. Mandatory Zoho fields are clearly indicated and must be mapped before saving the feed.
9. Only mapped fields are included in the API request payload.

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