Automations
Ways to connect these tools
These are examples. Available fields depend on the event and the choices on your site or connected account.
Announce when a specific Convert Pro form is submitted using Twilio
When a specific Convert Pro form is submitted.
Send a Message or SMS using Twilio.
In Twilio, configure the announcement destination and content for this event from Convert Pro. Include only details available from the event that are intended for these recipients. Choose the recipient phone number and write the SMS announcement.
About this connection
How the two tools fit together
Convert Pro: Convert Pro is an advanced lead generation popup plugin with a drag and drop editor that helps you create beautiful popups and opt-in forms to boost your website conversions. With Convert Pro you can build email lists, drive traffic, promote videos, offer lead magnets and a lot more.
Twilio: Twilio is a cloud communications platform as a service (CPaaS) company based in San Francisco, California. Twilio allows software developers to programmatically make and receive phone calls, send and receive text messages, and perform other communication functions using its web service APIs.
What information can you send?
First choose the Convert Pro form. Noptin then shows the answers that form collects, so you can send the right ones to Twilio.
Start here
Set up Convert Pro and Twilio with Noptin
- Install the free Noptin plugin on your WordPress site.
- Activate your Noptin license, then install the Noptin add-on for Convert Pro and Twilio from Noptin → Extensions. How to activate your license.
- Install and set up Convert Pro on your WordPress site. Connect Twilio in Noptin using the account or server details requested in its settings.
See how to install a premium extension.
Put it together
Set up the automation in WordPress
- Select the Convert Pro form whose submissions should start the automation.
- Connect Twilio and choose where the message should go.
- Match the details from the first step to the fields in the second. Run a test, then turn on the rule.
Follow the automation rules guide if you need help creating the rule.