Pick a form
Choose the WPForms form you want to use.
When someone submits a WPForms form, Noptin can use their answers to start an automation. Choose the form and decide what happens next.
How it works
Choose the WPForms form you want to use.
For example, add the person to an email list or send their answers to a connected service.
Choose which form answers to send to each field in the next step.
More ways to use it
The WPForms builder includes Noptin subscription settings. Map a form email field to a Noptin subscriber field and optionally require a consent checkbox.
Choose a WPForms form as the starting event. Noptin reads the fields from that form on your site for conditions and later actions.
WPForms can show a custom error when an already-subscribed email address is submitted, or allow the submission when that message is left blank.
Available in Noptin
1 event
Explore connections
When a specific WPForms form is submitted → add a contact to an Object in Salesforce.
See how to connect them →When a specific WPForms form is submitted → create or update a subscriber in Gist.
See how to connect them →When a specific WPForms form is submitted → send a webhook or API request to a specific URL.
See how to connect them →When a specific WPForms form is submitted → send a message to a Telegram chat or channel.
See how to connect them →Your form fields
Submitted fields depend on the WPForms form selected on your WordPress site. Noptin reads that form when you set up the rule.
To add someone to an email list, your form needs an email field. You can also send a name or other answer if your form collects it and the destination has a matching field.
Automation ideas
These are examples. Available fields depend on the event and the choices on your site or connected account.
When a specific WPForms form is submitted.Noptin uses the email address supplied by the trigger for this subscriber.
When a specific WPForms form is submitted.Start here
How to install the Noptin newsletter plugin
WPForms is a WordPress form builder for contact, signup, and other forms.
Follow the setup above, then build your first workflow in WordPress.
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