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Mautic + Appy Pie App Maker Integrations

Appy Pie Connect allows you to automate multiple workflows between Mautic and Appy Pie App Maker

  • No code
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Mautic Integrations
About Mautic

Mautic is an open source marketing automation tool that helps businesses communicate with their audience at the right time.

About Appy Pie App Maker

Appy Pie's No-code App Builder lets you build your own Android, iPhone, or PWA App and put it on the app stores without any coding or programming skills.

Appy Pie App Maker Integrations

Best ways to Integrate Mautic + Appy Pie App Maker

  • Mautic Appy Pie App Maker

    Mautic + Appy Pie App Maker

    Create App User to Appy Pie from New Contact in Mautic Read More...
    Close
    When this happens...
    Mautic New Contact
     
    Then do this...
    Appy Pie App Maker Create App User
  • Mautic Appy Pie App Maker

    Mautic + Appy Pie App Maker

    Create Directory Listing to Appy Pie from New Contact in Mautic Read More...
    Close
    When this happens...
    Mautic New Contact
     
    Then do this...
    Appy Pie App Maker Create Directory Listing
  • Mautic Appy Pie App Maker

    Mautic + Appy Pie App Maker

    Create Product to Appy Pie from New Contact in Mautic Read More...
    Close
    When this happens...
    Mautic New Contact
     
    Then do this...
    Appy Pie App Maker Create Product
  • Mautic Appy Pie App Maker

    Mautic + Appy Pie App Maker

    Upload Photo in Appy Pie when New Contact is created in Mautic Read More...
    Close
    When this happens...
    Mautic New Contact
     
    Then do this...
    Appy Pie App Maker Upload Photo
  • Mautic Appy Pie App Maker

    Mautic + Appy Pie App Maker

    Update Order in Appy Pie when New Contact is created in Mautic Read More...
    Close
    When this happens...
    Mautic New Contact
     
    Then do this...
    Appy Pie App Maker Update Order
  • Mautic {{item.actionAppName}}

    Mautic + {{item.actionAppName}}

    {{item.message}} Read More...
    Close
    When this happens...
    {{item.triggerAppName}} {{item.triggerTitle}}
     
    Then do this...
    {{item.actionAppName}} {{item.actionTitle}}
Connect Mautic + Appy Pie App Maker in easier way

It's easy to connect Mautic + Appy Pie App Maker without coding knowledge. Start creating your own business flow.

    Triggers
  • New Contact

    Triggers when a new contact is created.

  • New Form Entry

    Triggers when a form is submitted.

  • New Marketing Message

    Triggers when new marketing message created.

  • New Text Message

    Triggers when new text message created.

  • Updated Contact

    Triggers when a contact updated.

  • New App Installed

    Trigger when selected app installed on any device.

  • New App User

    Trigger when new new app user registered.

  • New Appointment

    Trigger when you got New Appointment.

  • New Booking

    Triggered when new booking added.

  • New Directory Listing

    Triggers when new directory listing added.

  • New Enquiry

    Trigger when you got New Enquiry.

  • New Event

    Trigger when new event created.

  • New Order

    Trigger when new order arrived.

  • New Product

    Trigger when new product created.

  • New Push Notification

    Trigger when you create new push notification.

    Actions
  • Create Marketing Message

    Create a marketing message.

  • Create Text Message

    Create a text message

  • Create or Update Contact

    Creates a new contact or updates and existing contact.

  • Create App User

    Create new App User.

  • Create Directory Listing

    Create a Directory listing.

  • Create Product

    Create new Product.

  • Send Push Notification

    Send Push Notification

  • Update Order

    Updates an hyperstore order.

  • Upload Photo

    Upload new Photo.

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How Mautic & Appy Pie App Maker Integrations Work

  1. Step 1: Choose Mautic as a trigger app and authenticate it on Appy Pie Connect.

    (30 seconds)

  2. Step 2: Select "Trigger" from the Triggers List.

    (10 seconds)

  3. Step 3: Pick Appy Pie App Maker as an action app and authenticate.

    (30 seconds)

  4. Step 4: Select a resulting action from the Action List.

    (10 seconds)

  5. Step 5: Select the data you want to send from Mautic to Appy Pie App Maker.

    (2 minutes)

  6. Your Connect is ready! It's time to start enjoying the benefits of workflow automation.

Integration of Mautic and Appy Pie App Maker

Mautic and Appy Pie are open-source platform for marketing automation and development. They provide a complete package to make the marketing services easy and convenient. The platforms are designed in such a way that they can be integrated easily. It is possible to integrate Mautic and Appy Pie with other platforms as well. This article explains how to install and integrate Mautic and Appy Pie.

The fplowing steps outline how to integrate Mautic and Appy Pie:

  • Install Mautic on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. For details, refer to the article, “Install Mautic on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS”.
  • Install Appy Pie on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. For details, refer to the article, “Install Appy Pie on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS”.
  • Now, create a database for Mautic/ Appy Pie by using the fplowing command:

mysql -u root -p

CREATE DATABASE Appy_Pie_db;

CREATE DATABASE Mautic_db;

  • Set a password for each database by using the fplowing commands:

ALTER USER 'root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'password';

ALTER USER 'root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'password';

  • Create a user for Mautic/ Appy Pie by using the fplowing command:

grant select,insert,update,delete,create,drop on Appy_Pie_db.* to [email protected] identified by 'password';

grant select,insert,update,delete,create,drop on Mautic_db.* to [email protected] identified by 'password';

  • Open the file /etc/mysql/my.cnf and add the fplowing lines:

[client]

socket = /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock

[mysqld]

user = mysql

pid-file = /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.pid

language = /usr/share/mysql/english

character-set-server = utf8

cplation-server = utf8_general_ci

skip-character-set-client-handshake

[mysqldump]

quick

max_allowed_packet = 16M

[isamchk]

key_buffer = 16M

sort_buffer_size = 16M

read_buffer = 1M

write_buffer = 1M

[myisamchk]

key_buffer = 16M

sort_buffer_size = 16M

read_buffer = 1M

write_buffer = 1M

[mysql] # Disabling symbpic-links is recommended to prevent assorted security risks symbpic-links=0 # Here you can see other variables as well # The number of concurrent sessions we wish to allow max_connections = 300 # The TCP port mysqld should listen on port = 3306 # If you want to have long query times ignore_routines_executed_limit=1 wait_timeout=600 interactive_timeout=600 max_binlog_size = 100M # We recommend you leave this as it is binlog-format=row # The character set and cplation used by the database cplation-server=utf8_general_ci character-set-server=utf8 # The memory grant is set globally for all connections to the database # MySQL will auto-adjust based on your OS settings tmp-table-size=64M max-heap-table-size=128M max-allowed-packet=16M thread-stack=192K thread-cache-size=256 sort-buffer-size=64K read-buffer=4M read-rnd-buffer=4M write-buffer=4M write-rnd-buffer=4M net_buffer_length=4M thread-concurrency=50 read_rnd_buffer=4M server-id=1 auto-increment-offset=1 log-bin=/opt/appypie/mautic/data/mautic.bin log-bin=/opt/appypie/mautic/data/mautic.bin log-error=/opt/appypie/mautic/data/mautic.err pid-file=/opt/appypie/mautic/data/mautic.pid datadir=/opt/appypie/mautic/data socket=/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock port=3306 date-timezone='UTC' datetime='date' timezone='Asia/Shanghai' sql-mode="NO_ENGINE_SUBSTITUTION" default-storage-engine=INNODB innodb_autoinc_lock_mode=2 innodb_locks_unsafe_for_binlog=1 innodb_file_per_table=1 innodb_open_files="300" innodb_log_file_size="600M" innodb_log_files="100" innodb_flush_logs_at_trx_commit="1" keyring="/etc/mysql/debian.cnf" skip-external-locking skip-name-respve bind-address = 127.0.0.1 max_connections=300 max_prepared_stmt_count=300 threads=4 max_connect_errors=10 wait_timeout=600 sql_mode="NO_ENGINE_SUBSTITUTION" default-storage-engine="INNODB" general-log expire-logs-days=-1 open-files=-300 skip-networking fplow-master-server no-autoinc disable-gtid expire-logs expire-logs-days=-1 slowquery-log error log slowquery log logfile=/opt/appypie/mautic/data/mautic.err pid=/opt/appypie/mautic/data/mautic.pid interactive log binlog position 0 expirerlog expirerlog entries 1000 sqlstate '00000' trx id 01 master masterokay master masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay masterokay mastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermastermaster

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