WordPress plugin

Elementor integration

Start workflows from Elementor form submissions and published pages, and show popups.

2 triggers · 1 action
2 steps on Free · all 3 on Personal

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Triggers and actions

What you can automate with Elementor

Every step Elementor adds to FlowWP, named and described as it appears in the editor, with the plan that includes it.

Triggers 2

Events in Elementor that can start a workflow.

An Elementor form is submitted
Every submitted field is available to later steps. Needs Elementor Pro’s Form widget.
Free
Data it passes on · 21 values
Form
- Form ID
- Form name
- Entry ID
- Submitted fields
- Submitted fields, by field ID
- Submitted email
- Submitted at (UTC)
User
- User ID
- Username
- Email
- Display name
- First name
- Last name
- Slug
- Website
- Roles
- Registered on
- Edit link
Page the form is on
- Page ID
- Page title
- Page URL
A post built with Elementor is published
Runs the first time a page or post edited in Elementor becomes published.
Free
Data it passes on · 25 values
Post
- Post ID
- Title
- Slug
- Post type
- Status
- Content
- Excerpt
- Permalink
- Edit link
- Published
- Last modified
- Author ID
- Parent ID
- Comment count
User
- User ID
- Username
- Email
- Display name
- First name
- Last name
- Slug
- Website
- Roles
- Registered on
- Edit link

Actions 1

What a workflow can do in Elementor.

Show a popup to the user
Opens an Elementor Pro popup for a signed-in user on the next page they load.
Personal plan
Data it passes on · 3 values
- Popup ID
- User ID
- The popup will show

Set it up

1Install and activate Elementor on your WordPress site.
2FlowWP finds it and adds its steps to the step library. If Elementor is missing, FlowWP says so instead of hiding them.
3Pick a Elementor step in any workflow. Every value it passes on is in the token picker.

Where it runs

Elementor steps run inside WordPress, on your own server. FlowWP only contacts an outside service when you add a connection to one or use a step that needs it.

Nothing runs until you activate a workflow, and every run is recorded step by step.

Templates

Start from a Elementor workflow

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1. Trigger: An Elementor form is submitted (Elementor)
2. Action: Send Email (Email)
FormsPersonal plan
Email your team about Elementor form leads
Every Elementor Pro form submission goes to someone who can follow it up, with the page it came from.
2 stepsBeginner
1. Trigger: An Elementor form is submitted (Elementor)
2. Action: Add or update a FluentCRM contact (FluentCRM)
3. Action: Send Email (Email)
4. Condition: Switch (Logic)
5. Action: Add tags to a FluentCRM contact (FluentCRM)
6. +3 more steps
FormsPersonal plan
Route Elementor leads to the right person
Every lead is saved in FluentCRM and gets an instant reply. Then pricing questions go to sales, problems go to support, and the rest to a general inbox. Uses the name and message fields of Elementor’s default form.
8 stepsAdvanced