How to Create Tadabase Record on Elementor Form Submission Using Pabbly Connect

Learn how to create a Tadabase record on Elementor form submission using Pabbly Connect. Follow our step-by-step guide for seamless integration. Master proven automation processes with practical implementation examples and strategic recommendations you can apply immediately in your workflow.

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Accessing Pabbly Connect for Elementor Integration

To create a Tadabase record on Elementor form submission, start by accessing Pabbly Connect. This integration platform allows you to automate processes seamlessly. First, sign in to your Pabbly Connect account or create a new account if you are a first-time user.

Once logged in, you will see the dashboard of Pabbly Connect. To initiate the automation process, click on the ‘Create Workflow’ button located at the top right corner. This action will prompt you to name your workflow. Enter a suitable name, such as ‘Database Record for Elementor Form Submission’.

Setting Up Trigger with Elementor in Pabbly Connect

In this step, we will set up the trigger application in Pabbly Connect. Click on the arrow in the trigger section and select ‘Elementor’ as your trigger application. For the event, choose ‘New Form Submission’. This setup allows Pabbly Connect to listen for new submissions from your Elementor form.

After selecting the trigger application, Pabbly Connect will provide a webhook URL. You need to copy this URL to link it with your Elementor form. Go to your Elementor form settings, find the ‘Actions After Submit’ section, and select ‘Webhook’. Paste the copied URL into the webhook URL field.

• Open your Elementor form.
• Select ‘Actions After Submit’.
• Choose ‘Webhook’ and paste the URL.

Finally, click on ‘Update’ to save the changes in your Elementor form. This integration ensures that every new form submission triggers Pabbly Connect to capture the data automatically.

Testing the Webhook Connection in Pabbly Connect

Now that the webhook is set up, it’s time to test the connection. Go back to your Pabbly Connect workflow, which should be waiting for a webhook response. Fill out your Elementor form with test data and submit it. This action should trigger the webhook and send data to Pabbly Connect.

After submitting the form, return to Pabbly Connect to see if the response has been captured. If successful, you will see the submitted data displayed in the Pabbly interface, confirming that the connection between Elementor and Pabbly Connect is working correctly.

Setting Up Action to Create a Record in Tadabase

Next, we will configure the action step in Pabbly Connect. Click on the action arrow and select ‘Tadabase’ as the action application. For the action event, choose ‘Create Record’. This setup allows Pabbly Connect to create a record in your Tadabase account whenever a new form submission occurs.

To connect Pabbly Connect with Tadabase, you will need your App ID, App Key, and App Secret. Log into your Tadabase account and navigate to the settings section to generate these keys. After obtaining the keys, enter them into Pabbly Connect to establish the connection.

• Log into your Tadabase account.
• Navigate to the settings section and generate API keys.
• Enter the keys in Pabbly Connect.

Once connected, select the table ID where the records will be created. Map the fields from the Elementor form submission to the corresponding fields in your Tadabase table. Finally, click on ‘Save and Send Test Request’ to confirm that the record is created successfully.

Verifying Data in Tadabase

After setting up the action, it’s crucial to verify that the data is being logged correctly in Tadabase. Go to your Tadabase account and refresh the page to see if the new record appears in your selected table. If everything is set up correctly, you should see the details from your Elementor form submission reflected in Tadabase.

Repeat the form submission process to ensure that multiple records can be created successfully. Each submission should generate a new record in Tadabase, demonstrating the seamless integration facilitated by Pabbly Connect.

With this setup, you now have an automated workflow that captures data from Elementor forms and records it in Tadabase using Pabbly Connect. This not only saves time but also reduces the chance of manual errors in data entry.

Conclusion

In this tutorial, we explored how to create a Tadabase record on Elementor form submission using Pabbly Connect. By following the steps outlined, you can automate data collection efficiently and ensure accurate records in your database. This integration enhances your workflow and optimizes your data management process.