Forminator → SendPulse

Connect Forminator to SendPulse

Send Forminator submissions to your contacts in SendPulse. Choose the form, match the details, and manage the automation from your WordPress dashboard.

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Requires Noptin Premium, Forminator, and an account with SendPulse.

ForminatorSomeone submits your selected form

SendPulseAdd a contact to a mailing list in SendPulse

Set up and manage the rule in WordPress.

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Your form is the starting point.

Keep collecting enquiries and signups with Forminator. Use Noptin to decide what happens next in SendPulse, without copying each submission by hand.

Make the handoff your own

Add a contact to a mailing list in SendPulse.
Choose a specific form and map the details it collects.

How to connect Forminator to SendPulse

Follow these steps to add a contact to a mailing list in SendPulse when someone submits your Forminator form.

For a quicker start, describe your automation to Noptin’s AI. Review the generated rule, check its settings, and test it before using it with visitors.

Open the automation rules guide ↗

Install Noptin
Install and activate the free Noptin plugin on your WordPress site.
How to install Noptin
Choose your Forminator form
Go to Noptin → Automation Rules and create a rule. Search for Forminator and select Form > Submitted.
Next, select the exact form you want to use, then continue to choose an action. Its fields will be available for mapping and conditions.
Choose your SendPulse action
Search for SendPulse and select SendPulse > Add To Mailing List. Noptin will guide you through any required license activation, add-on installation, or account connection.
Connect the account you want this rule to use when prompted.
Select the mailing list in the action settings. Map the email field to the submitted email address, then map any other details you want to send.
Review, test, and activate
In the automation editor, use conditions to choose which submissions run the action. For newsletter signups, add a condition so the action runs only when the signup checkbox is checked. Test the form with and without the checkbox selected.
Review the rule, save it, and activate it when you are ready to test. Submit the selected form with an address you control, then check the contact, mapped fields, and selected mailing list in SendPulse.

Before you connect

Can I use a form I already have?

Yes. Select an existing Forminator form in the rule. Check that it collects the fields required by your SendPulse action.

Will every submission run this automation?

The rule uses the form you select. Add conditions when only some submissions should run it, such as those with an accepted opt-in checkbox. Check the rule with submissions that should pass and ones that should not.

What happens if the contact already exists?

This depends on the SendPulse action you choose. Check its settings and test with an existing email address before using it with visitors. For mailing list actions, check the settings for a missing contact; do not assume that every action creates one.

What do I need to buy?

You need Noptin Premium for automation rules and access to the required connection add-on. You also need your own SendPulse account. See the current Noptin plans for pricing.

Automations

Ways to connect these tools

These are examples. Available fields depend on the event and the choices on your site or connected account.

Add a contact to a mailing list in SendPulse when a specific Forminator form is submitted

When a specific Forminator form is submitted.
Add a contact to a mailing list in SendPulse

Supported triggers and actions

Choose a trigger, then combine actions in the order you need. For a quicker setup, describe what you want to Noptin’s AI and let it build your automation rule.

When this happens (1)

When a specific Forminator form is submitted.

Do this (3)

Remove a contact from SendPulse
Add a contact to a mailing list in SendPulse
Remove a contact from a mailing list in SendPulse