RadarSend

RadarSend connects your WordPress site to your RadarSend account so that the

people who register, buy, or subscribe on your site become contacts you can

segment and email.

This plugin requires a RadarSend account. It is the client for a paid

third-party service; without an account it has nothing to connect to. See the

External Services section below for exactly what data is sent and when.

What it does

• Syncs WordPress users to RadarSend contacts on registration and login

• Keeps a durable link between each WordPress user and their RadarSend contact,

so changing an email address moves the existing contact rather than creating a

second one

• Optionally injects RadarSend’s tracking script to record page views and

attribute them to a known contact

• Records login and signup events

• Renders forms built in RadarSend, via a block or the [radarsend_form] shortcode

With WooCommerce

• Purchase, refund, and payment-failure events

• Subscription activation, renewal, cancellation, and expiry events

(requires WooCommerce Subscriptions)

• Product-based tagging rules

• Lifecycle stage mapping per subscription state

• Customer billing details and order totals synced to the contact record

WooCommerce is optional. Without it, the plugin syncs users and tracks activity.

External Services

This plugin connects to RadarSend, a third-party contact management and email

com

It transmits personal data to that service. RadarSend is operated by the

same authors as this plugin. You must have a RadarSend account, and you are

responsible for having a lawful basis to send your users’ data to it.

Nothing is sent until an administrator connects the site to a RadarSend

account from the plugin’s settings screen. Before that, the plugin makes no

external requests at all.

Endpoints contacted

• https://app.radarsend.com/oauth/authorize — only when an administrator

clicks Connect. Opens RadarSend’s authorization screen in the browser.

• https://mcp.radarsend.com/oauth/register, /oauth/token — exchanges and

refreshes the OAuth credentials that authorize this site. Sends your site URL.

• https://mcp.radarsend.com/wordpress/* — the API used for all contact and

event syncing described below.

• The tracking script URL supplied by your RadarSend account — loaded in

visitors’ browsers only when tracking is enabled.

• https://mcp.radarsend.com/wordpress/api/forms and.../forms/{id}/embed —

the list of your forms and their rendered markup, fetched when you place a

form and when the block editor loads.

• The forms script from your RadarSend tracking domain — loaded in visitors’

browsers only on pages that contain a RadarSend form.

Data sent, and when

• On user registration and login: email address, first and last name,

WordPress user ID, and username.

• On a WooCommerce order or subscription change: the customer’s account

email (a guest’s billing email), name, billing email, phone, company,

address, city, state, country, order totals, product names, and

subscription status. Only if you set them up: the order and subscription

fields you map on the Field mapping tab (such as lifetime value, order count

and last order date), and the tags from your tagging rules.

• On an email address change: the old and new addresses, so the existing

contact can be moved instead of duplicated, and your choice of whether an

unsubscribe carries over to the new address.

• From visitors’ browsers, when tracking is enabled: each page view (the

page address, title and referrer, the visitor’s screen and window size and

time zone, and whether the browser is automated); time on page, how far the

visitor scrolls, and when they first interact with the page; whether the

visit came from a link in a RadarSend email; with WooCommerce, each product

added to the cart (product ID and name, price, quantity and currency); and

the email address of a logged-in user (or of a guest, on their order

confirmation page), used to attribute their activity to their contact. As

with any web request, RadarSend also receives the visitor’s IP address and

browser user agent. RadarSend’s tracking script sets its own cookies for

this, and holds them back until consent when your RadarSend account

requires it.

• When a visitor submits a RadarSend form: whatever that form collects —

typically name, email address and any consent choices. These submissions go

directly from the visitor’s browser to RadarSend and are not received,

stored or processed by your WordPress site. Which fields a form collects is

decided in RadarSend, not here.

Tracking can be turned off in the plugin settings, in which case no script is

loaded and nothing is sent from visitors’ browsers.

By using this plugin you agree to RadarSend’s terms and privacy policy:

• Terms of Service: https://radarsend.com/legal/terms/

• Privacy Policy: https://radarsend.com/legal/privacy/