

The ClickSyncr for Loops – Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, Ninja Forms, Fluent Forms, Formidable & Forminator panel in the Contact Form 7 editor: connect your Loops API key, choose a list, map form fields to Loops fields, and set an opt-in consent field.
ClickSyncr for Loops connects your forms to Loops, so every form submission becomes a contact in your Loops mailing list: automatically, with no code.
One plugin, one Loops connection. ClickSyncr configures each form right inside the builder you already use, and it connects your forms to 20+ other email marketing platforms too.
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Connected forms send their submissions to Loops. Read more in the Loops privacy policy.
This plugin connects to Loops. When you connect, refresh or open a configured form’s settings, it authenticates with your API key and requests the available lists, fields and account settings. A configured form submission sends the email address and the fields you map to your selected list. A test submission sends the test address and configured fields. Subscription and consent settings determine whether a submission is sent.
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Diagnostic sharing is on by default and can be turned off in the Advanced section of any connected form. It sends software versions, aggregate configuration and delivery counts, and random installation/device identifiers to Signls. It excludes contact/submission values and credentials. See privacy details.
ClickSyncr does not set tracking cookies or send visitor IP addresses to a geolocation service. If you map context fields, the mapped page URL, IP address, browser information or submission time is sent to Loops. Optional sender context adds the page, form, time and browser to the site owner’s notification email. API credentials, form settings and sync counters are stored in your WordPress database. Administrators can enable a local diagnostic log with redacted personal data. ClickSyncr does not receive your form submissions.