We are happy to announce that we have updated the Gravity Forms EmailOctopus integration. With EmailOctopus v2.0, you’ll find a number of updates…
- Added support for updating existing contacts in EmailOctopus.
- Updated to use EmailOctopus API v2.0 instead of EmailOctopus API v1.6, which is now deprecated. API keys before 2024-10-07 need to be regenerated.
Notes: EmailOctopus API v1 is no longer actively maintained. If you create an API key before October 2024, it will not work with API v2. See the EmailOctopus documentation for steps to migrate to API v2.
Always keep customer info in sync
Keeping your EmailOctopus audience up-to-date just got a lot easier in v2.0.
We’ve added support for updating existing contacts, allowing you to seamlessly sync customer information without creating duplicates. Automatically update names, custom fields, and contact details while keeping your email workflow clean, accurate, and running smoothly.
Grow your email list with Gravity Forms and EmailOctopus
Connect Gravity Forms to EmailOctopus and automatically send form submissions to your email list. With easy setup, field mapping, and conditional logic, you can create targeted email workflows in minutes.
Add subscribers to specific lists, trigger automation instantly, and control exactly who syncs based on form responses. If you run a newsletter, community, or side project, EmailOctopus gives you affordable email marketing tools without unnecessary hassle.
EmailOctopus Features
- Automatically add form submissions to EmailOctopus lists
- Update existing contacts
- Map form fields to customer and custom field data
- Trigger email automation when users subscribe
- Use conditional logic to control when contacts sync
- Create opt-in workflows and segment customers based on responses
- Responsive email templates and drag-and-drop email builder
For more information on setting up EmailOctopus, be sure to read the Gravity Forms documentation and start using EmailOctopus today.
EmailOctopus v2.0 changelog
- Added support for updating existing contacts in EmailOctopus.
- Updated to use EmailOctopus API v2.0 instead of EmailOctopus API v1.6, which is now deprecated. API keys before 2024-10-07 need to be regenerated.
If you are a Gravity Forms licensee, EmailOctopus can be updated to v2.0 in your WordPress dashboard, or downloaded manually from your Gravity account.
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