Send Breakdance Builder Forms to ActiveCampaign
Want to send your website forms directly to ActiveCampaign? Read our step-by-step guide and discover how you can easily automate this process using Breakdance Builder.

Christy Cañete
Updated October 1, 2023

Reading Time: 3 minutes
Sending WordPress forms directly to ActiveCampaign can make your marketing efforts more efficient.
You can auto-add new subscribers to your newsletter list. You can effortlessly automate important follow-up emails. You can capture leads without the manual effort.
And there are so many other things you can do!
This tutorial will guide you on how to send Breakdance Builder forms to ActiveCampaign.

Let’s get started.
Create A Form in Breakdance
On your WordPress dashboard, create a new page. Open it on Breakdance Builder.
Create a new section. Then, search and add the ‘Form Builder’ element. Adjust the size, background color, and spacing. Click ‘Save.’

Once you’re done, save your page. Come back to it later after setting up your ActiveCampaign API.
Setup Active Campaign List and API
1) Create A List On ActiveCampaign
Make sure you have already registered an account in ActiveCampaign.
Let’s make a new list to store user info whenever they submit a form. On your ActiveCampaign dashboard, go to Contacts > Lists. Click ‘Add a list.’
Enter the name of your list and save. In this example, we’ll save our user info to ‘Master Contact List.’

2) Copy ActiveCampaign URL and API
Find Settings > Developer in your ActiveCampaign dashboard. Copy the URL and API key.

Setup Breakdance ActiveCampaign Integration
1) Save ActiveCampaign URL and API on WordPress
In WordPress, navigate to Breakdance > Settings > API keys. Paste the URL and API key into the ActiveCampaign fields. Tap ‘Save Changes.’

2) Add Active Campaign on Forms Actions
Back to your Breakdance editor, find and click the Form Builder element. Then, select the ‘Actions’ dropdown menu and locate ‘‘Actions After Submission.’ Choose ‘ActiveCampaign’ from the dropdown menu.
Once you’ve done this, an ‘ActiveCampaign’ option will emerge below the ‘Actions After Submission’ menu. Click the edit icon to set up the integration.

3) Map Form Fields
Under ‘Account,’ choose ‘Master Contact List.’
Under ‘Field Mapping,’ add two fields for the name and email. Check that the fields are arranged in the same order.

Note that we only added the name and email to make a simple example. But feel free to add more fields to your form. Just make sure that you map them on the correct fields.
Step 5: Test Your Breakdance Form
Open your live form page on the browser. Try entering a name and email address. Then, click submit.

Open your ActiveCampaign dashboard. Click ‘Contacts.’. At the bottom of the page, you should see the list of users that submitted a form.

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