Learn how to integrate URL and API with Elementor and Postmark for automated email notifications. Step-by-step guide included. Build sophisticated automated workflows in less time than you think. This guide translates complex integrations into straightforward steps for immediate implementation. with Pabbly Connect.

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1. Setting Up Elementor Form for URL and API Integration

The first step in our automation process is to set up an Elementor form. This form will collect customer data, which is essential for sending automated emails. I have created a form using Elementor that captures all necessary details from my customers. using Pabbly Connect

After creating the form, I need to ensure it is ready for integration. Here are the steps to follow:

  • Create a new form in Elementor.
  • Add fields for first name, last name, email, and phone number.
  • Ensure the form is configured to submit data correctly.

Once your form is set up, you can proceed to connect it with Pabbly Connect for automation. This will allow you to capture submissions and send emails automatically.


2. Connecting Elementor to Pabbly with URL

To connect Elementor to Pabbly, we need to use a unique webhook URL. This URL will allow Pabbly to capture form submissions automatically. Here’s how to do it: using Pabbly Connect

First, you need to copy the webhook URL provided by Pabbly Connect. Then, follow these steps:

  • Open the Elementor form settings.
  • Navigate to the Webhooks section.
  • Paste the copied URL into the Webhook URL field.

After pasting the URL, click on the update button to save your changes. This step ensures that every new form submission will be sent to Pabbly Connect for further processing.


3. Testing the Integration with a Form Submission

After setting up the webhook, it’s crucial to test the integration to ensure everything is working correctly. This involves submitting a test entry through the Elementor form. using Pabbly Connect

Here’s how to perform the test:

Fill out the test form with sample data. Click on the submit button to send the data. Check Pabbly Connect to see if the submission was captured.

If the integration is successful, you should see the submitted data reflected in Pabbly Connect, confirming that the connection is active and working as intended.


4. Setting Up Postmark Email Action in Pabbly

Once the Elementor form is connected to Pabbly, the next step is to set up the action that sends an email through Postmark. This action will trigger whenever a new form submission is received. using Pabbly Connect

To configure this, follow these steps:

Select Postmark as the action application in Pabbly. Choose the action event as ‘Send Email’. Connect your Postmark account by entering the server API token.

After entering the API token, configure the email settings, such as the sender’s email address and the recipient’s email address, which will be dynamically mapped from the form submission data.


5. Finalizing the Email Content and Sending

Now that the email action is set up, it’s time to finalize the content of the email that will be sent to customers upon form submission. This includes personalizing the email body and setting the subject line. using Pabbly Connect

Follow these steps to complete this process:

Define the subject of the email, such as ‘Thank you for your interest’. Write the email body, including greetings and personalized content. Save the configuration and send a test email to ensure everything works correctly.

After finalizing and saving the email setup, you can check your Gmail account to confirm that the email has been successfully sent. This completes the integration of URL and API with Elementor and Postmark for automated email notifications.


Conclusion

This tutorial detailed how to integrate URL and API for seamless email automation using Elementor and Postmark. By following the steps outlined, you can efficiently send personalized emails to customers after form submissions, enhancing your business’s communication.

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