Integrations & actions

Connect your marketing tools once per site, then decide per campaign what happens to every lead.

1. Connect a tool

Go to Settings → Integrations → Add Integration and pick a connector:

Available connectors.
Available connectors.
CategoryConnectors
Email marketingBraze, Mailchimp, Kit (ConvertKit), beehiiv, Notifuse
CRMHubSpot, Salesforce
Anything elseSigned webhooks to Zapier, Make, n8n or your own backend

Fill in the credentials the connector asks for (an API key, a region, an account…) and press Test Connection. Credentials are stored encrypted and never shown again in full.

Configuring Braze: the instance (cluster) and a REST API key.
Configuring Braze: the instance (cluster) and a REST API key.
Connected integrations can be tested, edited, paused or removed.
Connected integrations can be tested, edited, paused or removed.

2. Add actions to a campaign

On the campaign page, the Actions card lists what runs on every lead, in order. Click Add action, pick an integration and one of its actions. Chain as many as you need, even several from the same tool, and reorder them with the arrows.

A chain of three actions: create the Braze user, track a Braze event, send a webhook.
A chain of three actions: create the Braze user, track a Braze event, send a webhook.
  • Each action can be switched off without deleting it.
  • An action that still needs configuration is marked Needs setup and opens automatically.
  • If an external service is temporarily down, PopFlare retries automatically. Actions that already succeeded are never repeated.
  • Leads are always stored in PopFlare first, so nothing is lost even if a tool rejects them. The result of every action is visible in Leads.

Examples of actions

ConnectorActions
BrazeCreate or update user (with email subscription state), add to a subscription group, track a custom event with properties
MailchimpAdd or update audience member, tag member
KitCreate or update subscriber, add to form, tag subscriber
beehiivCreate subscription
NotifuseCreate or update contact, subscribe to list
HubSpotCreate or update contact, add to static list
SalesforceCreate lead (Web-to-Lead)
WebhookSend the lead as JSON to your URL, with custom headers and an optional signing secret

3. Field mapping

Actions that create contacts show a mapping: for each field of the destination (email, first name, a CRM property…) choose which form field fills it. Custom fields of the destination are loaded live when the connector allows it.

For choice fields, a value map translates your options into the destination's values (for example Weeklyweekly_digest). An unmapped value is dropped rather than sent wrong.

4. Placeholders: composing values

Text settings of an action, such as event properties, tags or custom values, accept either a fixed value or a placeholder that is filled in for each lead:

PlaceholderValue
{{lead.email}}, {{lead.<field>}}any submitted field, hidden fields included
{{campaign.name}} · {{campaign.slug}} · {{campaign.id}}the campaign
{{variant.name}} · {{variant.tag}} · {{variant.id}}the A/B variant the visitor saw
{{site.domain}}the site's main domain
{{page.url}} · {{page.host}}the page and domain where the lead converted
{{submitted_at}}submission date and time (ISO 8601)

A placeholder with no value resolves to an empty string. Braze skips empty event properties, so optional values never overwrite existing data with blanks.

Example: a Braze event with properties

The Track custom event action sends an event such as popflare_welcome_email_subscribed with any properties you list. Mix fixed values (country = GB) and placeholders (pop_up_variant = {{variant.tag}}) to build exactly the payload your CRM team needs, without any code.

Braze Track custom event: fixed values and placeholders side by side.
Braze Track custom event: fixed values and placeholders side by side.

Tip

To send the same value to everyone (for example marketing_consent = true), just type it as a fixed value.