Description
ConvertKit makes it easy to capture more leads and sell more products by easily
embedding email capture forms anywhere. This plugin makes it a little bit easier for those of us using WordPress
blogs, by automatically appending a lead capture form to any post or page.
Configuration
- Visit the plugin settings page by clicking on the Settings link under the plugin’s name.
- Enable or disable the plugin’s functionality using the checkbox at the top of the page.
- Use the Subscribe Event drop down to choose on which event customers will be subscribed.
- Use the Display Opt-In Checkbox to subscribe customers only when they check box on Checkout page.
- Select the text to be displayed on the Checkout page using the Opt-In Checkbox Label field.
- Set the Opt-In Checkbox Default Stats as either Checked or Unchecked.
- Set the location of the Opt-In Checkbox as either under the Billing fields, or Order details.
- Enter your ConvertKit API key, which you can find here, and save the settings
- Enter your ConvertKit API Secret, which you can find here.
- Select the form, course, or tag customers will be subscribed to.
- Select the format of the name that will be sent to ConvertKit’s ‘name’ field.
- Check the Purchases checkbox to send order data to ConvertKit’s API
- Enable or disable a debug log with the Debug checkbox.
Screenshots
Settings page 
Checkout page with added checkbox
Installation
- Download and unzip the plugin.
- Upload
convertkit-for-woocommerceto the/wp-content/plugins/directory. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
FAQ
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Does this plugin require a paid service?
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Yes, for it to work you must first have an account on ConvertKit.com
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Contributors & Developers
“ConvertKit for WooCommerce” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
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Interested in development?
Browse the code, check out the SVN repository, or subscribe to the development log by RSS.
Changelog
1.4.1 2020-06-06
- Protect against missing products on order items
1.4.0 2020-04-03
- Add support for sending manual orders to ConvertKit
1.3.0 2019-12-20
- Add support for sending cash on delivery and check payment purchase info to ConvertKit
1.2.0 2019-07-15
- Improve plugin’s translation readiness
- Make plugin settings link work with other WooCommerce addons
- Correct product metabox title
- Display tags/forms/sequences alphabetically
- Add ability to force-refresh subscription options
- Add integration name to purchase API requests
1.1.0 2019-03-15
- Add WooCommerce order note when a customer is subscribed to ConvertKit
1.0.6 2018-09-10
- Fix for cart item_id being sent to ConvertKit’s API instead of product_id. This was causing product purchases to be seen as unique instead of grouped.
1.0.5 2018-07-24
- Added ability for WooCommerce purchase data to be sent to Seva’s API
- See: http://developers.convertkit.com/#purchases
- Updated Installation and Configuration sections of this readme.
1.0.4 2017-08-09
- Verified compatibility with WooCommerce 3.1
- Code cleanup.
1.0.3
- Added Settings plugin link.
- Added a setting to allow admin to decide if First Name, Last Name, or both are sent to CK’s ‘name’ field.
1.0.2
- Added logger to help debug connectivity issues.
1.0.1
- Don’t use API when setting transient options
1.0.0
- Initial release