The Connections tab is where you add your email tool. You do it once, and every funnel you build can then use it.
The twelve built in connections:
- Mailchimp
- ActiveCampaign
- Kit, formerly ConvertKit
- GetResponse
- AWeber
- Brevo
- MailerLite
- Klaviyo
- FluentCRM
- Sendy
- EmailOctopus
- Systeme.io
How to connect one:
- Open the Connections tab.
- Find your tool. Each card tells you exactly where its key lives inside that service.
- Paste the key and press Save.
- Press Test Connection. You should get a specific confirmation naming your tool.
If a test fails you are shown the provider’s own message rather than a generic error, so you can act on it. A rejected key, a missing permission and a service having an outage all read differently.
Four that work a little differently:
- AWeber connects through AWeber itself instead of a pasted key. Save your Client ID, then press Authorize. No password is ever stored on your site.
- Sendy runs on your own server, so its address is one of the credentials. Sendy has no way to list your lists, so you paste the List ID by hand.
- Systeme.io has no lists at all. Tags are how it segments contacts and how automations fire, so a tag is what you choose.
- FluentCRM runs on this site, so there is nothing to enter. If it is active, it is ready.
Not on the list?
Every optin form can also post to a webhook, which covers Zapier, Make, n8n, your own CRM, or any tool that accepts a POST. When WP Sync is active, your saved bridges appear as a destination too. And every lead is stored on your own site regardless, so you are never locked out of your own list.
Where your keys live:
Encrypted on your own server. They are masked as soon as they are saved and are never shown again, and nothing is ever sent to us.