About this plugin
Senderz is email, SMS and web-push marketing for Israeli merchants. This plugin
connects your WordPress site to your Senderz workspace. Once connected it renders
your published popups, capture forms and games on the site, and serves the
same-origin service worker browser push requires.
It can also turn submissions from the form plugin you already use into Senderz
contacts. Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, Elementor Pro Forms, Fluent
Forms, Formidable Forms and Ninja Forms are supported. You pick which forms are
captured and which field holds the email address, phone number and name, so no
form sends anything until you set it up.
It can sync the people who have an account on your site. Accounts arrive in
Senderz as contacts who are not subscribed to anything. Creating an account is
not marketing consent, so only a person who ticks the opt-in checkbox you can add
to the registration form is ever subscribed.
When WooCommerce is active it sends paid orders to Senderz for revenue reporting,
imports the previous two years of paid orders in the background, can add an
unticked marketing opt-in checkbox at checkout and attaches the exact
pay-for-order recovery link to outgoing order webhooks. Checkout consent fields,
identified cart activity and back-in-stock requests are disabled until a site
administrator enables them in Senderz.
This plugin replaces Senderz for WooCommerce. Upgrading carries your settings over
and deactivates the old plugin automatically.
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It requires a Senderz account.
Nothing is sent to Senderz until you connect the site. On a fresh install the
plugin makes no outbound request of any kind: no storefront script, no tracking
beacon, no version ping.
Once you connect, the following leaves your site:
- Your site address, sent once at connect so Senderz can identify the site.
- Visitors’ browsers load the Senderz storefront script from api.senderz.app to
render your published popups and handle push opt-in.
- Push subscription details, when a visitor opts in to browser notifications.
- For each form you switch on under Senderz Marketing, then Forms: only the
values in the fields you mapped, the form’s ID, the page address it was
submitted from, the list you chose for it, and the visitor’s IP address and
browser, kept in Senderz as evidence of their marketing consent. Fields you did
not map are never sent. The Senderz lists are loaded from Senderz when you open
that screen.
- With WooCommerce active, the marketing opt-in a shopper ticks at checkout
and paid-order details are sent to Senderz. After connection, up to two years
of paid orders are imported in the background so revenue reports include
existing store history.
- With WooCommerce active and cart activity switched on under Settings, then
Senderz, then Store: when a shopper types their email address at the checkout,
that address is sent, and from then on their add to cart, remove from cart and
started checkout activity is sent with the product, price and quantity. Nothing
is sent for a shopper who has not given an email address or signed in. The
address is held in your site’s own WooCommerce session, never in a cookie a
third-party script could read.
- With WooCommerce active and back-in-stock requests switched on: the email
address a shopper enters on an out-of-stock product, and whether they ticked
the marketing opt-in, are stored on your site and sent to Senderz when that
product comes back in stock.
- If you switch on user sync under Senderz Marketing, then Users: for each
account on the site, its email address, phone number if one is stored, first and
last name, site language and whether the person ticked a marketing opt-in. User
sync is off until you turn it on.
Form submissions are sent after the page has finished loading for the visitor, so
capture never slows a form down. Account changes are sent in the background too.
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