4.9 Integrations
Forminator supports the integration of several apps into your forms, quizzes and polls, allowing you to share submission data with third-party apps. You can connect as many apps as you need, and as many instances of each app except Webhook, to any form, poll or quiz.
You can also send form data to different lists of the same app depending on user input in a form. See Sending Data Conditionally in the Integrations (Forms) chapter above.
Conditional Data 101
Check out the latest updates to Forminator’s 3rd Party App Integration and After Submission Behavior on the blog.
But before an app can be integrated into a form, quiz or poll, it must first be connected to Forminator here.
Using Forminator’s Webhook integration, you can connect automation tools that support webhooks, enabling you to send the forms, quizzes, and polls submission data via a webhook URL.
Below is a list of apps Forminator currently supports. Apps that you have already connected will appear in Integrations > Connected Apps of your form, quiz or poll, with all others in an Available Apps section.
Click the link below for the app you wish to connect or integrate to view a walkthrough we’ve created for that app.
4.9.1 Webhook
Forminator enables you to integrate automation tools into your forms, quizzes, and polls using webhooks. This allows you to send submission data to automation tools such as Zapier, Integrately, Tray.io, Make, Workato, and other automation tools that support webhooks.
Only One Webhook per Module
Please note that at this time, it is only possible to add a single Webhook instance to a module. A future update to the plugin will allow for multiple Webhook integrations per module.
Activate Webhook by clicking on the [+] icon.
In the pop-up modal window, click the Activate button to integrate forms, polls, and quizzes with automation tools using webhooks.
Go to the Integrations tab of the specific form where you’ll see Webhook in the Connected Apps section of the list. Click the [+] icon to open a pop-up where you need to enter your connection name and your Webhook URL:
Example Setup with Zapier
As an example of using Webhook integration, we’ll walk through the process of sending submission data to Zapier using a webhook.
If you haven’t created any ZAPs before, go to your Zapier account and click on the Create Zap button.
For your trigger app, choose Webhook.
From the Trigger Event dropdown, select Catch hook, then click Continue.
Specify the keys of the fields you want to send to Zapier or leave the Pick off a Child Key field empty if you want to send all the submission data to Zapier, then click Continue.
Copy Your Webhook URL shown on that screen.
Then paste that URL into the Webhook URL field in your form’s Webhook integration, and click Save.
Then, back in your zap setup at Zapier, click the Continue button on the Webhook URL screen. Then click the Test Trigger button on the next screen.
ISSUE WHEN CREATING A ZAP FOR MAILCHIMP
If you use Zapier to integrate your form with MailChimp instead of the built-in MailChimp integration, you’ll want to skip the Test step at Zapier. The test will fail because Zapier/MailChimp can’t recognize a dynamic value for the email field during the test. So you’d want to either rely on tests with your actual form to verify that data is sent to MailChimp, or simply use Forminator’s built-in MailChimp integration. See this article at Zapier for more info.
Once you get a Success message, click Continue.
The rest is up to you and your project/needs. The steps for setting up Webhook integrations for other automation tools are similar to Zapier above.
4.9.2 Mailchimp
If you use Mailchimp for email marketing, then by integrating it with Forminator you can manage and send email campaigns to users who submit your forms.
For the purpose of this integration, we will assume that you have a Forminator form with Name and Email fields. For the integration to work you need to have these fields in the Mailchimp Audience as well, so let’s first create that.
Create a new Mailchimp account or log in to your existing account.
Expand the Audience menu item and click All Contacts.
Click the Settings option and choose Audience name and defaults.
Under the Form Settings category enable the Double opt-in option if you want the users to confirm their subscription before adding them to your audience list. If this field is not enabled, then users will get auto-subscribed to your Audience list.
Click Save Audience and Campaign details to save the changes.
Now, under Settings click Audience fields and *|MERGE|* tags option.
Here you can customize and manage the form fields whose data you want to send from your Forminator form to Mailchimp. Add the same fields (and types) that you have in your Forminator Form.
Mapping other than Text fields
If you are mapping form fields other than the Text type at Mailchimp, like radio options, your Mailchimp option labels and Forminator option values (not labels) must be identical.
For example, if you are mapping a radio field in Forminator where the label is “15-30 Years”, but the value is “15-30-years” (note the dash and lower-case y), the corresponding radio field option in Mailchimp must be “15-30-years“.
Now to get Mailchimp integrated with Forminator, go to the main Integrations screen in Forminator and click the [+] icon for Mailchimp.
In the new pop-up window, whilst logged in to your MailChimp account, click here so you can get your API Key.
Copy the generated API Key and paste it in the API Key line of your form, and choose an identifying label for the connected account.
Once done, click on the Connect button. You have now created a connection to your MailChimp account.
To connect a form to your Mailchimp account, you need only go to the Integrations tab of the specific form where you’ll see Mailchimp in the Connected Apps section of the list. Click the [+] icon to open the integration options.
In the new pop-up, choose your desired Email Audience (List) and check if you want to use Double Opt-in (which forces your visitors to confirm their subscription, via their email, to your selected Emailing list). If Double Opt-in is not selected here, once the form is submitted the data visitor provided will be auto-added to your mailing list (basically signing them up).
Click Next to continue.
If desired, you can use your existing Mailchimp tags to help organize your audience. Enter as many tags as you’d like to the Tags text field, and then click Next to continue.
If desired, you can also use your existing Mailchimp groups to help categorize your audience based on their interests. Select an existing group category from the dropdown menu, and then select the intended interests. Click Next to continue.
On the left side you can see the fields present in your selected Mailchimp Audience and on the right side the fields available in your current Forminator Form. Match the fields, if not already matched, so their data is sent to the right ones in Mailchimp, and then press Save.
This concludes your Mailchimp integration. From now on all the data, from the forms you have chosen to set this up, will be also sent to your Mailchimp Audience 🙂
4.9.3 Campaign Monitor
Using Campaign Monitor as your email marketing service? Let’s quickly go through how can you connect your Form to it. Click the [+] icon for Campaign Monitor.
This will bring the connection pop-up where you need to enter your Campaign Monitor API Key and Client ID, as well as an identifying label for the connected account.
In order to get those, login to your Campaign Monitor account and then navigate to Account Settings/API keys:
Click on Show API Key and then copy/paste both the API Key and the Client ID to the Forminator pop-up we mentioned at the start:
Once done, click on the Connect button. You have now created a connection to your Campaign Monitor account.
To connect a form to your Campaign Monitor account, you need only go to the Integrations tab of the specific form where you’ll see Campaign Monitor in the Connected Apps section of the list. Click the [+] icon to open the integration options.
In the popup that appears, name your connection (put any name you wish as this is just for you):
Once the connection is made, click the Next button and then choose the Campaign Monitor list where you wish the submitted data of your form to go to:
Now you need to assign fields, in order for your form data to populate your chosen Campaign Monitor list. Take note that both the email and the name fields are required by Campaign Monitor and the rest are optional:
The last step allows you to additionally configure your Campaign Monitor connection, so let’s see what you can do here:
- Re-subscribe – If the subscriber is in an inactive state or has previously been unsubscribed or added to the suppression list and you enabled Re-subscribe, they will be re-added to the list. Therefore, this options should be used with caution and only where suitable. If Re-subscribe is disabled, the subscriber will not be re-added to the active list.
- Restart Subscription based Autoresponders – By default, resubscribed subscribers will not restart any automated workflows, but they will receive any remaining emails. However, if you enable the Restart Subscription based Autoresponders, any sequences will be restarted. Restart Subscription based Autoresponders only affects resubscribing subscribers.
- Consent to track – Whether or not the subscriber has consented to have their email opens and clicks tracked. This value applies to all subscribers with the same email address, within the same client. If an email address has no value stored for Consent to Track, it is assumed that the subscriber has given consent. You can find more information at Campaign Monitor.
Press on the SAVE button to complete your Campaign Monitor integration.
4.9.4 ActiveCampaign
To connect your Forminator Form to ActiveCampaign, click the [+] icon for ActiveCampaign.
This will bring a pop-up screen where you need to add your ActiveCampaign API credentials, as well as an identifying label for the connected account.
To get those credentials, log in to your ActiveCampaign account, go to Settings > Developer, and copy the required URL/KEY from the API Access module.
Paste those credentials into your Forminator integration window and press the Connect button. You have now created a connection to your Active Campaign account.
To connect a form to your Active Campaign account, you need only go to the Integrations tab of the specific form where you’ll see Active Campaign in the Connected Apps section of the list. Click the [+] icon to open the integration options.
In the popup that appears, you will be asked to create a name for your Integration. Enter a name and then click Next.
This will prompt you to choose a contact list you wish your form submits added to. Choose a list and press on the Next button:
Now you need to match fields, in order for your form data to populate your chosen ActiveCampaign list. Take note that only the email address field is required by ActiveCampaign and the rest are optional. Match the fields and then click Next.
This will bring up the Additional Options pop-up where you can configure additional options for your ActiveCampaign integration. Let’s go through those options and see what they do.
- Tags – Allows you to add tags to your contacts. You can insert submitted data from your Forminator fields or you can write your own custom tags.
- Double Opt-In Form – Double opt-in Form allows you to choose which ActiveCampaign form will be used when ActiveCampaign opt-in email is sent.
- Enable Instant Responders – When the instant responders option is enabled, ActiveCampaign will send any instant responders setup when the contact is added to the list. This option is not available to users on a free trial.
- Send last broadcast campaign – When the send last broadcast campaign option is enabled, ActiveCampaign will send the last campaign sent out to the list to the contact being added. This option is not available to users on a free trial.
All of these fields are completely optional and don’t need to be configured. Once done, press on the Save button. This completes your ActiveCampaign integration.
4.9.5 HubSpot
NOTE
See below for steps to integrate Forminator’s Consent field into a HubSpot static list.
To connect Forminator to HubSpot, first click the Connect button (+ icon) in the HubSpot row.
Then, choose an identifying label for the connected account, and click Authenticate to be redirected to the HubSpot authentication page.
Log in (if necessary), and select your HubSpot account. Click Choose Account to proceed, and then click Connect App on the subsequent screen.
If HubSpot authentication is successful, you will be redirected to Forminator and presented with a success message.
To connect a form to HubSpot, first open the form in Forminator and switch to the Integrations tab. Then, click the Activate button (+ icon) in the HubSpot row.
If desired, select a static HubSpot list to which contacts will be added. Otherwise, contacts will be added to HubSpot without being added to a list.
NOTE
HubSpot will add contacts automatically to static lists only. If you intend to add contacts to a static list, be sure to add the list in HubSpot first before activating the integration for a specific form.
Next, map the form’s fields to fields in HubSpot by selecting from the Forminator Fields dropdown menus. Click Add Additional Field to add additional fields as needed, then click Continue.
Finally, enable the creation of HubSpot tickets for each form submission, if desired. Click Activate to activate the integration.
Once activated, contact information gleaned from each form submission will be added to HubSpot.
Consent/GDPR integration
If you are using a Consent field in your form, and need to have a corresponding entry for each contact in your Hubspot list, here’s how to configure that in your Hubspot account.
First, go to Settings > Properties in your Hubspot account, and search for the “Legal basis for processing contact’s data” property.
Click on that property to edit it. In the modal that pops open, click + Add an option at the bottom. Give your new custom option any recognizable name you want, but be sure the value you enter for it is: true. Then click Save.
Next, back on the Properties screen, you’ll want to ensure that property is assigned to the Contact Information group. Hover your mouse over that property and click the More button, then select Move to Group.
In the modal that pops open, select the Contact Information group, and click Save.
Then, to get your custom Consent/GDPR entry to show up in your list, go to Contacts > Lists and click to open the Static List you’re using for your Forminator form. Select Edit Columns from the Actions menu at top-right.
In the modal that pops open, search for the “Legal basis for processing contact’s data” property, and check the box next to it to add it to the available columns on the right. Drag & drop to move that column to your preferred position in your list and click Save at the bottom of that modal.
Now, whenever a user submits a Hubspot-connected form with a Consent field, you’ll see your custom entry in your contact list for that user.
4.9.6 Google Sheets
Moving your submissions to Google Sheets, for a better preview and easier sorting is just a few clicks away, so let’s see how you can set this up. Click the [+] icon for Google Sheets.
This will bring a new popup window where you need to put in your Google Client ID and your Client Secret code, as well as an identifying label for the connected account. Click the Guide to generate credentials link to jump to the technical document (this document) for a guide to creating your credentials.
To get those, go here and create a new Project.
Name your project and then click the Create button.
Once you’ve created your project, go to APIs & Services > Enabled APIs & services.
Click the Enable APIs and Services button.
Find and enable Google Drive API and Google Sheets API.
In the APIs & Services sidebar menu, click the OAuth consent screen. If you’re a Google Workspace user and want this app to be restricted to users within your organization, select the Internal option here. For all other cases, select External. Then click the Create button.
The following screen is where you’ll enter the info that appears on the consent screen when authorizing the app. As you will be the only one authorizing it for integration with Forminator, you only need to fill in the required fields.
Fill in the required fields under the App information section:
- App name – enter any name you like
- User support email – use the same address as the Google account you’re logged-in with
Optionally, you can fill in the information under the App domain section. Note however that as you are the only one who will see this screen, it is unnecessary.
Click +Add Domain and enter your site’s domain name in the Authorized Domains section. Note that you can only enter top-level domains here. So if your site is installed in a subdomain like sub.example.com, enter only the top-level domain: example.com
Under the Developer contact information section enter the same address as the Google account you’re logged-in with.
Click Save & Continue.
Ignore everything on the Scopes and Test Users screens, and simply click the Save & Continue button on each of those. Then, on the final Summary screen, click the Back to Dashboard button at the bottom.
On that next screen, click the Publish App button, then the Confirm button in the little modal that pops up.
Next, click on the Credentials tab and, in the +Create Credentials dropdown, select Oauth client ID.
On the new screen choose Web application. Then Name your Oauth ID and in the Authorized redirect URIs field, paste the URL given by the Forminator Google Sheets integration pop-up.
You’ll find the Forminator redirect URL you need to copy in the Authorized Redirect URI field of the Google Sheets integration pop-up in your site admin.
When you click the Create button, a popup will appear where you’ll see the Client ID and the Client Secret we mentioned at the beginning.
Copy those and paste them in the corresponding fields in the Google Sheets integration pop-up in your site admin.
Fill in the Identifier field with a descriptive name that would allow you to identify this integration then click the Next button.
You’ll then see “Connect Google Sheets” appear in the popup; click the Authorize button there.
That will open a new tab where you’ll be prompted to log into your Google account (the same Google account you were logged into to create the above creds). In case you see an alert that the app isn’t verified, just click on Advanced and then on the site name you connected this to (“unsafe message”) and then Approve:
Click the Allow buttons in the next options of the authorization steps and, once that’s done, click the Close button in the popup in your Forminator Integration settings.
Connecting a Sheet to a Form
Now that the integration with Forminator is complete, let’s connect a sheet to a form. Go to your desired form, click Google Sheets integration and, in the new pop-up screen, enter a name for this connection and click Next.
On the next screen in the popup, you can select to send submissions to a new spreadsheet or to any selected sheet in an existing one.
New Spreadsheet
Enter the Drive Folder ID where you’d like your Google sheet to be created. The folder ID would be only the part after /#folders/ in the URL.
For example, from this folder URL – https://drive.google.com/#folders/0B6GD66ctHXdCOWZKNDRIRGJJXS3 – the Folder ID would be only 0B6GD66ctHXdCOWZKNDRIRGJJXS3
If you do not specify a Drive Folder ID here, your spreadsheet will be created in the root/home directory of your Drive.
Then enter a name for the new spreadsheet you want to create in the popup and click Create.
Existing Spreadsheet
Enter the ID of the spreadsheet where you want to send your form submissions. The sheet ID is the part of the URL between /spreadsheets/d/ and /edit
For example, from this spreadsheet URL – https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/127I8jsYk2YsfaPqg5E3vgjhsGWW0AAmOelv1c/edit#gid=0 – the spreadsheet ID would be only 127I8jsYk2YsfaPqg5E3vgjhsGWW0AAmOelv1c
Then click Continue.
On the next screen, select the specific sheet where form submissions should be stored, and click Activate.
This option enables you to send submissions from multiple forms to different sheets in the same spreadsheet, or even all to the same sheet if you want to aggregate data from more than one form.
Keep in mind that if you do send data from multiple forms to the same sheet, data from fields with the same ID in all forms will appear in the same column in your sheet. For example, if one form has a {radio-1} field for the submitter’s age group, and another form also has a {radio-1} field, but for t-shirt size selection, data from both of those form fields will appear in the same column if sent to the same sheet.
4.9.7 AWeber
To connect Forminator to AWeber first click the Connect button (+ icon) in the AWeber row.
In the following pop-up, choose an identifying label for the connected account and click on Authorize.
This will open a new browser tab where you need to enter your AWeber credentials in order to establish the connection between your Forminator form and your AWeber mailing list.
Note that, apparently, AWeber puts a hold on new accounts. So if you just created an account there, clicking this button may return a “404 not found” error until your new account is approved. Then just refresh the page and you should be good to go.
Once done, click the Allow Access button. You’ll be redirected back to your site where you’ll see confirmation that AWeber is successfully connected. Click the Close button to continue.
To connect a form to your AWeber account, you need only go to the Integrations tab of the specific form where you’ll see AWeber in the Connected Apps section of the list. Click the [+] icon to open the integration options.
The first step is to set up the connection name for AWeber (enter anything you like as this is only used to easily identify the connection):
Now you need to choose an AWeber list which will get populated with your chosen Forminator form data (the drop-down menu will show all the available lists from your AWeber account):
After you have chosen the list, click the Next button to match your Forminator form fields with your AWeber fields. Take note that the only required field is the Email Address and all other available fields are just optional. Once done, click Next.
The Additional Options step lets you set up your AWeber configuration to the smallest details. These are completely optional and you can just finish your integration here by pressing the Save button.
- Ad tracking – Will label subscribers based on how they signed up. You can use the pre-defined value, one of the Forminator form field data or custom values. See what is ad tracking in AWeber.
- Tags – You can also use Forminator form fields values or any custom text for your tags. In case you want to use the tag to add the subscriber to your AWeber campaign follow the guide here.
That does it! Each submitted form on your site will also trigger a confirmation email from AWeber, so your visitor can subscribe to your mailing list:
4.9.8 Slack
Slack is a team communication tool and stands for Searchable Log of All Conversation and Knowledge.
To begin, click the [+] icon in Forminator for Slack integration.
The Setup step is where you need to enter the Client ID and Client Secret for your Slack integration.
To get those needed credentials, you need to sign in to Slack in your browser. You can not complete the setup through the Slack app.
Once you’re signed in to your Slack workspace, go to Slack API to create a new Slack App. Fill out the App Name and choose your workspace from the Development Slack Workspace dropdown.
After you click the Create App button, scroll down the page to find the App Credentials section.
Copy and paste your Client ID and Client Secret into the corresponding fields in your Forminator Integration Setup screen.
Next copy the Redirect URL from the Forminator Setup screen. Go back to your Slack App settings and go to Features > OAuth & Permissions > Redirect URLs section.
Click the Add New Redirect URL button, enter the URL you copied from the Forminator setup step and click the Add button. Then click Save URLs.
Then go back to the Forminator and click the Next button. You will need to authorize Forminator to connect with Slack.
You will be redirected to Slack to allow your app (my app’s name is Forminator in the screenshot below) to access your Slack workspace.
You’ll receive a success message once you press the Authorize button.
Now that we’ve connected to Slack, we need tell our form where to send a notification in Slack.
Navigate to your form and go to the Integration section. Select Slack from the Integrations list and enter a name for your integration.
When someone fills out your form, Forminator will send a message to Slack. You need to decide where you would like to send that message; to a public channel, private group or DM channel so the right person will be notified.
Then you need to specify which public channel, private channel or who you would like to send a direct message to.
Then you’ll finish up by formatting the message. You can even insert the data your form collects in the Slack message with the plus icon.
When you’re finished click on the connect button. That’s it!
4.9.9 Trello
To connect Forminator to Trello, first click the Connect button (+ icon) in the Trello row.
That will pop open a modal window where you’ll be prompted to enter your Trello API Key, and an optional Identifier for this integration.
Create a new Trello account or log in to your existing account. In your account dashboard, click on the [+] icon and select create workspace option to create a new workspace. Or you can join any existing workspace.
After creating a workspace, you need to create a new power-up for your workspace. Click here to navigate to the power-up admin panel.
To create a new power-up, click New. In the modal that opens up, enter the power-up details and click Create.
In the power-up dashboard, click the API Key tab and click Generate a new API key button. In the modal that opens up, click the Generate API Key button.
While there, be sure the URL of the site you are connecting Trello to is in the list of Allowed Origins on that same page. If it is not, add it now.
Once you’ve entered your API Key and Identifier, click Next. Then click Authorize.
A new browser tab will open, asking for your permission to connect your site with your Trello account. If you are not yet logged into your Trello account, you’ll see the login option first. Once logged in, click Allow.
You’ll then be redirected back to your site where you’ll see confirmation that Trello is successfully integrated with Forminator. Click the Close button to continue.
To connect a form to your Trello account, you need only go to the Integrations tab of the specific form where you’ll see Trello in the Connected Apps section of the list. Click the [+] icon to open the integration options.
Set up a connection name which only identifies the connection within a form.
Choose which Trello board you want the cards to be added to. If no board is found, you’ll be prompted to create one first.
After the board is chosen, choose a list to add your generated cards to.
Last but not least, you will have the option to customize the Card that will be added to your Trello board. By default you don’t have to change anything here, we already provided you with the standard template that will work out of the box, so you can just click the Save button to complete the integration. In case you do want to customize your card, let’s see what each field does.
- Card name – This value will be used as the title on the created card. Other form data can also be added by clicking on the “+”
- Card description – This value will be used as a description of the created card. By default it will use a special placeholder {all_fields} which will display all the submitted data of your form. Other form data can also be added by clicking on the [+] icon. On top of that, you can add Trello flavored markdown.
- Position – The position will be used to determine the placement of a new card. By default, it will be added on the bottom of your chosen list, but you can also choose to add it on top of the previous cards.
- Due Date – Use the date-picker feature to select a due date.
- Card Position – The position will be used to determine the placement of a new card. By default, it will be added on the bottom of your chosen list, but you can also choose to add it on top of the previous cards.
- Labels – Labels can be added to the card if you specify it and you can add multiple ones.
- Members – Each card can be assigned to a specific member of your Trello board, so add as many members as you wish there.
4.9.10 Mailjet
To integrate Mailjet with Forminator, go to the main Integrations screen in Forminator and click the [+] icon for Mailjet.
This will open up the Mailjet Configuration model, where you need to enter your Mailjet API keys and an identifier label.
To get your Mailjet API keys, create a new Mailjet account or log in to your existing account.
Click the profile icon on the top-right corner and click Account Settings.
Select the SMTP and SEND API settings option under the Senders & Domains category.
Click on the See all API Credentials button.
Here, you can generate the secret key. Click on the Generate Secret Key button. The secret key will be generated and displayed.
Copy the generated API and Secret Keys
Paste the copied keys in their respective fields in the Mailjet Configuration model, provide an identifier for the connection, and click Connect. You have now established a connection between Forminator and your Mailjet account.
To connect a form to your Mailjet account, navigate to the Integrations tab of the specific form. You can find Mailjet under the Connected Apps section. Click the [+] icon to open the integration options.
In the Choose contact list pop-up, choose your desired Email Audience (List) and check if you want to use Double Opt-in (which forces your visitors to confirm their subscription, via their email, to your selected Emailing list).
If Double Opt-in is not selected here, once the form is submitted, the data visitor provided will be auto-added to your mailing list without any additional confirmation. Click Next.
On the left side, you can see the fields present in your selected Mailjet contact list, and on the right side, the fields available in your current Forminator form.
If not already matched, match the fields so the corresponding data is sent to the right ones in Mailjet, and then press Save to complete the integration.
From now on, all data captured through the selected forms will be automatically added to your Mailjet Contact list.
4.9.11 MailerLite
To integrate Mailerlite with Forminator, go to the main Integrations screen in Forminator and click the [+] icon for Mailerlite.
MailerLite Classic not supported
This integration only supports the new MailerLite version released in March 2022. If you are using MailerLite Classic, you may want to consider using their migration tool to upgrade to the newer version.
This will open up the MailerLite Configuration model, where you need to enter your Mailerlite API key and an identifier label.
To get your Mailerlite API keys, create a new Mailerlite account or log in to your existing account.
Click the Integrations option from the menu on the left. Under the MailerLite API section, click the Use button.
In the Developer API screen, click the Generate Token button.
In the modal that pops up, enter an identifier for the token and click Create Token.
The API token will be generated. Click Copy to copy the generated token and Download to download the token in a text file.
Paste the copied key in the API key field in the MailerLite Configuration model, provide an identifier for the connection, and click Connect. You have now established a connection between Forminator and your MailerLite account.
To connect a form to your MailerLite account, navigate to the Integrations tab of the specific form. You can find MailerLite under the Connected Apps section. Click the [+] icon to open the integration options.
In the Choose Contact List pop-up, select your desired Email Audience (Group). Click Next.
On the left side, you can see the fields present in your selected MailerLite contact list, and on the right side, the fields available in your current Forminator form.
If not already matched, match the fields so the corresponding data is sent to the right ones in MailerLite, and then press Save to complete the integration.
From now on, all data captured through the selected forms will be automatically added to your MailerLite Contact list.
4.9.12 API
Connect Forminator to your custom built apps using our full featured API.
4.10 Other Integrations
In addition to the built-in integrations as detailed above, some 3rd-party plugin authors have created integrations with Forminator. This chapter will be developed as more such integrations become available.