Prepare the fields
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Elastic Email integration
Connect your WordPress forms. Send every lead to Elastic Email.
Connect your Contact Form 7 to Elastic Email in under 5 minutes. ClickSyncr for Elastic Email automatically sends every form submission to Elastic Email as an contact: no…
your WordPress forms
Elastic Email
Direct connection supported
A clear setup path
Connect, map, test, publish.
Keep the existing form and configure the destination beside the workflow you already use.
Connect the account
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Choose the destination
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Match the fields
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Submit and verify
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ClickSyncr Is The Easiest Way To Integrate Elastic Email With WordPress
Connect your Contact Form 7 to Elastic Email in under 5 minutes. ClickSyncr for Elastic Email automatically sends every form submission to Elastic Email as an contact: no code required. These are some of ClickSyncr’s features:
How it works
- First, install ClickSyncr and enable the Elastic Email integration.
- Next, edit any Contact Form 7 form and open the ClickSyncr Elastic Email tab.
- Then, paste your Elastic Email API key: ClickSyncr connects to your account automatically.
- After that, map your CF7 fields (e.g.
[email* your-email]→ email,[text* your-name]→ first name). - Finally, save. Every new form submission goes to Elastic Email as an contact.
Built for Elastic Email
- Idempotent sync: the plugin matches contacts by email and upserts them, so re-submissions update the existing record instead of creating duplicates.
- Field mapping: map any Contact Form 7 field to your Elastic Email contact fields, including custom fields.
- Consent aware: with an acceptance checkbox in your form, the contact is only sent once the visitor opts in.
- Rate-limit aware: respects Elastic Email’s API rate limits so a busy site never silently drops submissions.
- Per-form configuration: every CF7 form has its own Elastic Email API key and field map.
- Debug logging: the plugin writes submission failures to WordPress
debug.logwhenWP_DEBUG_LOGis enabled. - Coexists with every other ClickSyncr integration: run Elastic Email alongside Mailchimp, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign and 20+ more on the same site.
Getting your Elastic Email API key
- First, log in to your Elastic Email account.
- Open Settings → API and create an API key.
- Paste it into the ClickSyncr Elastic Email tab on your Contact Form 7 form.
“Elastic Email” is a trademark of its respective owner. ClickSyncr for Elastic Email is an independent integration and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Elastic Email.
ClickSyncr for Elastic Email Changelog
VersionDescription
26.10.03.13
PHP 7.4 support and debug tools
Now runs on PHP 7.4 through 8.5, with improved debug tools and bug fixes.
Improvements (2)
- Now runs on PHP 7.4 through 8.5
- Improved debug tools
Fixes (1)
- Bug fixes
Patches (0)
26.09.05.11
Assets and debug tools
Improved assets loading and added debug tools.
Improvements (2)
- Improved assets loading
- Added debug tools
Fixes (0)
Patches (0)
26.09.04.18
The form panel as cards
The Elastic Email panel on every form is redesigned around cards: groups and fields as tiles, one explanation per setting in Elastic Email's own words, and the Pro rows on the same panel when ClickSyncr Pro is licensed.
Improvements (6)
- The panel is five cards: API key, lists for every subscriber, field mapping, subscription and consent, test and inspect.
- The confirmation and status rows describe what Elastic Email actually does, in its own terms.
- Field mapping appears as tiles; a mapping to a field no longer on the form is flagged and counted as unmapped.
- The stored API key stays masked and can be revealed with the eye button.
- With ClickSyncr Pro licensed, the panel adds groups by answer, a consent gate, and the tools: find a subscriber, import a list, create a field.
- Every mention of ClickSyncr Pro on the panel, and the Documentation and Support links in the admin bar, link to clicksyncr.com.
Fixes (4)
- Every select on the panel carries a default, so Contact Form 7 no longer warns about unsaved changes on a freshly opened form.
- WPForms checkbox answers reach the sync as a list instead of one joined string.
- Forminator now passes the submitted answers to the sync.
- Gravity Forms and Fluent Forms feeds keep their native conditional logic.
Patches (0)
26.09.01.15
First release on WordPress.org
ClickSyncr Form Sync for Elastic Email syncs form submissions to an Elastic Email list from seven form builders. One API key covers them all, and each form picks its own list.
Improvements (5)
- Works in Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, Ninja Forms, Fluent Forms, Formidable Forms, and Forminator.
- Each form chooses its own Elastic Email list and maps its own fields.
- Maps the Elastic Email contact fields: first name, last name, company, job title, city, state, country, postcode, phone, and birthdate.
- A per-form consent field decides whether a submission syncs at all.
- An admin-bar menu shows every form's sync counts and the last error, if any.
Fixes (0)
Patches (0)
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