The Integrations page allows you to connect Formgic with third-party services to automate workflows, send notifications, synchronize data, and extend the functionality of your conversational forms.
Once an integration is configured, it can be used across your flows to perform actions such as sending emails, adding products to a WooCommerce cart, notifying team members, triggering automation platforms, syncing contacts with marketing tools, and connecting AI services.
Managing Your Integrations #
Every integration card displays a clear status badge so you know exactly what is running:
- Connected / Active: The integration is successfully linked and ready to use in your flows.
- Not Configured: The integration is not set up yet. Click Set Up to connect it.
To modify an active integration, simply click the Configure button on its card.
Available Integrations #
Formgic currently supports the following integrations:
Communication #
- Email / SMTP
- Slack
- Telegram
- Discord
eCommerce #
- WooCommerce
Automation #
- Zapier
- Make (Integromat)
- n8n
- Pabbly Connect
Email Marketing & CRM #
- Mailchimp
- Brevo (Sendinblue)
- ConvertKit
- ActiveCampaign
Analytics & Tracking #
- Google Analytics
- Meta Pixel
Artificial Intelligence #
- OpenAI
- Anthropic (Claude)
- Mistral
Media Services #
- ElevenLabs
- Giphy
- Unsplash
Email / SMTP #
The Email / SMTP integration allows Formgic to send email notifications directly from your flows. Emails can be sent using your WordPress mail configuration or a custom SMTP service.
Configuration #
By default, Formgic can send emails using your WordPress site’s default mail configuration.
For improved email deliverability, it is recommended to enable Custom SMTP and configure your SMTP server credentials. Using a custom SMTP server helps reduce the chances of emails being rejected, delayed, or marked as spam.
Configuration Fields #
Enable Custom SMTP #
Enable this option to send emails using your own SMTP server. When disabled, Formgic uses your WordPress site’s default mail configuration.
SMTP Host: Enter the hostname of your SMTP server. Example: smtp.gmail.com
Port: Enter the SMTP port used by your email provider. Common ports include: 587 (TLS), 465 (SSL)
Encryption : Select the encryption method supported by your SMTP server. Available options include:TLS, SSL,None
Username: Enter the username or email address used to authenticate with your SMTP server.
Password: Enter the password or app password for your SMTP account.
From Email: Specify the email address that will appear as the sender of outgoing emails.
From Name:Enter the sender name that recipients will see.
Send Test Email: Click Send Test Email to verify that your email configuration is working correctly.
