About this plugin
A visitor reads something useful. A well-placed invitation turns that moment into a lasting connection. Sendtim – Signup Forms helps you build that invitation without leaving WordPress.
Create a form with your own words, colors and fields, or connect a published embedded form from your Sendtim account. Choose the list that receives subscribers and let readers select additional interests. Place your form with a Gutenberg block, shortcode, classic editor button or sidebar widget.
Published Sendtim pop-ups and slide-ins appear automatically when enabled in the plugin settings. Their display timing, scroll triggers and exit intent follow the form settings in Sendtim. A dismissal is remembered for the browser session.
Features:
- Connect using an encrypted, server-side Sendtim API key.
- Create custom signup forms with a title, description, button text and success message.
- Map text, paragraph, phone, number, dropdown and checkbox fields to contact fields or custom properties.
- Offer optional interest groups using additional Sendtim lists.
- Connect published embedded Sendtim forms and keep their definitions in sync.
- Automatically show published Sendtim pop-ups and slide-ins.
- Insert forms using the block editor, classic editor, shortcode or widget.
- Enable double opt-in for every custom WordPress form.
- Preserve existing contact properties and respect bounced/complained status.
- Use existing Sendtim list-based automations for welcome emails.
WooCommerce is not required. This plugin has separate settings from the Sendtim WooCommerce integration and can run alongside it.
Privacy
The API key is encrypted using WordPress security salts and OpenSSL. It is never included in public form markup. Pending double-opt-in details are stored locally for up to 48 hours using hashed token lookup keys.
Rate-limit identifiers are hashed with a WordPress salt. Uninstall removes this plugin’s local settings and forms; Sendtim contacts remain in your account.
External services
com/api/v1 using the API token saved by the website administrator. It requests account connection details, lists, published form definitions and existing contact data. On signup it sends the submitted email, configured profile/custom fields, consent wording, consent state and selected list memberships.
With double opt-in enabled, these writes occur only after confirmation. Pop-up forms may fetch account form definitions when visitors load the website; API credentials remain on the server. Confirmation emails use the site’s configured WordPress mail service.
Website owners should describe their signup data processing in their privacy notice.
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