Connect Ninja Forms to IFTTT

Connect Ninja Forms to IFTTT and create fully autonomous workflows directly within your WordPress website. WP Webhooks brings you the utility by creating powerful automation workflows to save not only time, but ressources so that you can focus on what's really important for your business.

All available endpoints

Create direct connections between the following endpoints and start automating your manual workflows. This allows you to make more out of Ninja Forms. To learn more about a specific trigger or action, simply click on it and it will show you further details.

Triggers (Send Data)	Actions (Receive Data)
Form submitted	Send data to IFTTT webhook
IFTTT webhook request received Pro

Get started

For your convenience, we prepared you various information that helps you to connect Ninja Forms with IFTTT to start automating your business.

Requirements

To use these integrations, please note that the following plugins/services are required:

Documentation

For your convenience, we prepared you various links that help you getting started with using WP Webhooks.

Examples

Get inspired on how to use this integration. Down below you will find various examples with our other integrations.

When a form was submitted via

Ninja Forms, send data to a IFTTT webhook via

IFTTT.

Integration summary

Within the two columns down below, you will find further details about the Ninja Forms and the IFTTT integrations and what purpose they have.

Ninja Forms

Ninja Forms is a WordPress plugin that allows users to create and manage forms on their WordPress website easily. The plugin includes a drag-and-drop form builder, pre-designed form templates, and various form fields and options for customization. Form submissions can be saved and managed within the WordPress dashboard, and notifications can be sent via email or integrated with third-party services such as Mailchimp or Salesforce.

IFTTT

IFTTT (short for "If This Then That") is a web-based service that allows users to create simple "recipes" that specify a trigger (this) and an action (that) to be taken when the trigger occurs. These recipes, also known as "applets," can be used to automate tasks and connect various web services, devices, and apps. For example, a user could create an applet that automatically turns off their smart lights when they leave their home or sends them a notification if it starts raining in their location. IFTTT is a versatile tool that can be used to streamline workflows and automate tasks in many different ways.