WordPress plugin
Contact Form 7 Connector PRO: Form Routing and Integrations
Contact Form 7 Connector PRO sends submitted form data to MailChimp and MailerLite for subscriber workflows, and connects submissions with Zapier for broader automation. The direct integrations handle lists, groups, and custom fields. Zapier links forms to services in its workflows, with more than 500 available integrations, including ActiveCampaign, AWeber, Constant Contact, Drip, InfusionSoft, and GetResponse. The workflow depends on the connected service and its configuration.
Integration paths
Contact Form 7 Connector PRO sends submitted form data to MailChimp and MailerLite for subscriber workflows, and connects submissions with Zapier for broader automation. The direct integrations handle lists, groups, and custom fields. Zapier links forms to services in its workflows, with more than 500 available integrations, including ActiveCampaign, AWeber, Constant Contact, Drip, InfusionSoft, and GetResponse. The workflow depends on the connected service and its configuration.
Enter an API key to show available lists, groups, and fields, so you can select them without looking up their IDs. Map Contact Form 7 elements to MailChimp or MailerLite custom fields to send submitted values to the corresponding destination fields.
Lists and subscriber options
A selected form value can determine which MailChimp list or MailerLite group receives a subscriber. PRO supports MailChimp segmentation and an unlimited number of shared API keys for MailChimp and MailerLite. The connector can update existing subscribers and supports MailChimp double opt-in, which sends a confirmation email.
Refresh lists and fields
When you add form elements, save the form settings to refresh the element list. The add-on caches data from third-party services to reduce repeated requests. If MailChimp or MailerLite lists appear outdated, use the refresh icon beside a list dropdown to request fresh data. Select “Reload fields” to update custom fields. The plugin also loads new data automatically when the cache expires.
Setup and requirements
Install and activate the Contact Form 7 Connector plugin in WordPress, then open its settings in the relevant Contact Form 7 configuration area. Enter an API key, choose available lists or groups, map form elements to service fields, and save the settings. Configure Zapier, segmentation, shared API keys, or value-based subscriptions as needed.
Requirements: WordPress 4.0 or later, PHP 7.1 or later, and Contact Form 7 4.2 or later. The listing notes that the plugin has not been tested with the latest three major WordPress releases, so compatibility with recent releases may vary.
