We’re pleased to announce the release of the Gravity Forms EmailOctopus Add-On version 1.4. This update contains a couple of compatibility fixes, including…

• 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.

Integrate Your Online Forms With EmailOctopus

If you want to connect any of the forms on your WordPress site to your EmailOctopus account, we have an add-on that makes the whole process very straightforward. Once installed, the EmailOctopus Add-On gives you a way to add form users to your email marketing list. Any existing forms on your site as well as new forms you create, can be integrated with EmailOctopus using this add-on.

When setting up the integration, you can use Gravity Forms’ conditional logic to control whether a user is added to your EmailOctopus account. You can also specify which list they are added to based on their form submission.

Whether you’re already using EmailOctopus or you’re thinking about signing up with this affordable email marketing solution, Gravity Forms and our EmailOctopus Add-On make it easy to grow your list.

EmailOctopus Features:

With a free plan that supports 2,500 subscribers and the ability to send 10,000 emails per month, EmailOctopus is ideal for those who want to get started with email marketing. Some of its best features include…

• A collection of stylish, customizable email templates paired with an intuitive email editor.
• A visual automation builder for creating email schedules, funnels, and sequences with ease.
• Advanced analytics to track open rates, clicks, and unsubscribes, helping you monitor list and email performance.
• Seamless integration with various apps and services.

To find out more about how the EmailOctopus Add-On works, check out the Gravity Forms documentation.

EmailOctopus Add-On 1.4 Changelog

• 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.