We’re pleased to announce the release of the Gravity Forms Campaign Monitor Add-On v4.1. This update contains several udpates and fixes, including support for Gravity Forms 2.9.4…

• AF: Updated process_feed() return value for compatibility with Gravity Forms 2.9.4, so the framework can save the feed status to the entry meta.
• Updated the API wrapper to return WP_Errors instead of throwing Exceptions.

Connect Your Online Forms to Campaign Monitor

If you want to connect the forms on your WordPress website to Campaign Monitor, then the Gravity Forms Campaign Monitor Add-On makes it easy. Once installed, the add-on lets you connect any new and existing forms you’ve created with Gravity Forms to your Campaign Monitor account.

As the Campaign Monitor Add-On supports custom fields, you can send more than just the name and email addresses of your new leads to your account. So whether you’re already using Campaign Monitor or you’re looking for an affordable and feature-rich email marketing platform, our Campaign Monitor Add-On is a great choice.

Features of the Gravity Forms Campaign Monitor Add-On

Here are some of the key features of the add-on to help you decide if it’s the right option for you:

• Easy Integration – Linking Campaign Monitor with Gravity Forms is fast and simple. Once connected, new leads flow directly into your marketing list, allowing you to engage with subscribers on your terms.
• Enhanced Data Collection – Capture more than just names and email addresses by using custom fields. Enrich your Campaign Monitor records with additional details to build a more valuable and insightful contact database.
• Smart Segmentation – Leverage Gravity Forms’ conditional logic to categorize your subscribers effectively. Determine which Campaign Monitor list they join, ensuring more personalized and targeted marketing.

Check out the add-on documentation for more information on integrating Gravity Forms with Campaign Monitor.

Campaign Monitor Add-On 4.1 Changelog

• Updated the API wrapper to return WP_Errors instead of throwing Exceptions.
• Fixed code placement to be consistent with the WordPress coding standards.
• AF: Updated process_feed() return value for compatibility with Gravity Forms 2.9.4, so the framework can save the feed status to the entry meta.