🔄 Using Engage With WP Sync

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Engage and WP Sync are separate plugins that work together. With both active, nothing needs setting up on the Engage side.

How the hand off works:

When a lead is captured, Engage saves it, sends it to the campaign's own autoresponder and webhook, and also hands it to WP Sync. Inside WP Sync every Engage campaign appears as a source, so you build a bridge there and choose where the lead goes next.

One opt-in can then reach several places at once: your autoresponder, a Google Sheet, an outbound webhook, a CRM, or anything else WP Sync connects to.

This is an extra path. Engage still delivers to its own connections either way.

What travels with the lead:

  • Email, first name and last name
  • The campaign name and type, the page, the referrer and the device
  • The phone number, when the form asked for it
  • Every UTM value on the visit
  • A key that is unique to each lead, so WP Sync never processes the same lead twice

Where to switch it:

The Behaviour card in Settings with Send opt-ins to WP Sync at the top
Send opt-ins to WP Sync is the first switch in Behaviour.

Settings tab, Behaviour card, Send opt-ins to WP Sync. It is on by default. Untick it and click Save Settings to keep the two plugins separate.

Checking it is working:

The Health Check card listing License, sync, REST API, WP Sync and WP Conversion Tracker
Health Check shows whether WP Sync is detected.

The Diagnostics tab shows WP Sync detected under Health Check. Once a lead is passed on, the Debug Log shows Pushed lead to WP Sync with the number of bridges that ran.

Requirements:

The hand off runs when WP Sync is installed and licensed on the same site.

A real example:

Northside adds every Spin To Win lead to a Google Sheet for their weekly prize draw. In WP Sync they create a bridge with the Spin To Win Wheel campaign as the source and their sheet as the destination. MailerLite still receives every lead from Engage directly.

Building your first bridge:

  1. Make sure Send opt-ins to WP Sync is on in Engage's Settings.
  2. Open WP Sync and create a new bridge.
  3. Choose ResultsAiX Engage as the source and pick the campaign.
  4. Choose the destination and map the fields: email, names, and any of the source details above.
  5. Save the bridge, then send one test opt-in from your site and check it arrives.

Ideas for bridges:

  • Every lead into a Google Sheet for a weekly review
  • Wholesale enquiries from the Side Drawer into your CRM
  • Spin To Win players tagged in a second email list
  • A webhook to your team chat for every new subscriber

Tips:

  • Use the Engage autoresponder for your main list and WP Sync for everything else.
  • See Webhooks And Raw Form Embeds for a single extra destination without WP Sync.
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