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How the Gravity Forms Drip integration works

Set up the Gravity Forms Drip integration with ClickSyncr for Drip. Choose a campaign in the form’s settings, map the contact data, and decide whether visitors must consent before the plugin sends anything.

Each form has its own connection and destination. These steps follow the plugin code checked on 10 November 2026.

Prepare the form and account

You need WordPress, an active Gravity Forms installation, and permission to install and configure plugins. Have a Drip account with an API token and a campaign you want new subscribers to join. Keep that campaign’s confirmation setting in mind while choosing subscription options. Prepare an email input and a consent checkbox if subscriptions require permission.

Install the named plugin

In WordPress, open Plugins > Add New. Search for ClickSyncr for Drip – Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, Ninja Forms, Fluent Forms, Formidable & Forminator. Choose Install Now, then Activate.

Connect the account in Gravity Forms

Open the Gravity Forms form’s Settings and choose ClickSyncr for Drip. Create or edit its feed and enter a Feed Name. Connect the account, select the campaign, and map the inputs. The feed also has Conditional Logic, so review any conditions before saving and testing it.

In Drip, open User settings and copy your API token. The WordPress settings label the input API key, but the value you enter is that Drip token. Each form keeps its own connection, so connect the form you are editing even if another form already sends to Drip. Click Connect to verify and save the credential. Then select the Drip campaign that should receive this form’s submissions.

Match the fields you want to send

Drip’s standard mapping fields are first_name, last_name, address1, address2, city, state, zip, country, phone, and time_zone. The plugin also loads custom field identifiers from the account and presents them as text fields. Standard values go to the subscriber profile; other mapped values go to custom fields.

Gravity Forms exposes individual inputs from compound fields in the mapping choices. Use the specific name input you want to send, rather than assuming every part of a Name field becomes one value. The field labels help distinguish those inputs when you map Drip fields. Leave optional fields unmapped when the form does not collect that information.

Set consent and confirmation deliberately

Open Subscription and consent and choose the form’s Consent field when a visitor must opt in. A ticked choice allows the sync; an unticked choice sends nothing to Drip. Double opt-in belongs to the selected Drip campaign. Use campaign setting follows that choice. Added right away skips Drip’s confirmation email for the subscription. Not synced sends nothing. A selected consent field overrides the status choice: a ticked answer syncs, while an unticked answer sends nothing to Drip. Save the settings after choosing the behavior you need.

Test the destination and the refusal path

Submit an entry that matches any feed conditions. If a condition intentionally excludes an entry, do not treat the missing subscription as a failed connection. Use a test contact you control and compare the mapped values in Drip. If you require consent, also submit once with the checkbox unticked. Confirm that the second submission does not add a contact. Check the sync result as well as the form’s confirmation.

Use the error message to narrow the check

“Nothing was sent. This form has no API key.” means this form still needs its credential. “not configured or email missing/invalid” points to the selected destination or email mapping. “Nothing was sent. Consent was not given.” records the unticked consent path; it is not a reason to remove the consent requirement.

“Could not determine the Drip account for this API token” means the connection could not resolve an account. Check the token in Drip User settings and reconnect. “No Drip campaign selected” points to the destination setting. Choose the campaign again and save the form’s integration settings.

The Drip integration hub covers the service across builders. Use the Gravity Forms integration guide to compare destinations for this builder. For additional product options, review ClickSyncr Pro.

When a test entry reaches Drip with the right fields and consent, the Gravity Forms Drip integration is ready for real visitors.

Frequently asked questions

How do I connect Gravity Forms to Drip?

Install ClickSyncr for Drip, then open the ClickSyncr for Drip feed under the form’s Settings. Connect the account for this form and select the campaign. Map Email before the optional fields, review consent, and save. Submit the public form and check Drip to confirm that the saved configuration sends the expected contact data.

Which Drip fields can I map from Gravity Forms?

Drip’s standard mapping fields are first_name, last_name, address1, address2, city, state, zip, country, phone, and time_zone. The plugin also loads custom field identifiers from the account and presents them as text fields. Standard values go to the subscriber profile; other mapped values go to custom fields. Recheck the saved mapping after changing the form or destination.

Can I require consent before sending Gravity Forms submissions?

Yes. Select a supported consent field from this Gravity Forms form in Subscription and consent. When you choose that field, a ticked answer allows the sync and an unticked answer sends nothing to Drip. Save the form’s settings, then test both paths with distinct test contacts so you can tell the results apart.

How does this WordPress integration handle double opt-in?

Choose Use campaign setting when Drip should follow the campaign’s confirmation rule. Added right away explicitly skips that confirmation email. Not synced sends nothing to Drip. If you select a consent field, its answer controls whether the submission is sent. Test the selected campaign and consent path together before collecting real subscriptions.