Webflow + Mautic Integrations
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Mautic is an open source marketing automation tool that helps businesses communicate with their audience at the right time.
Mautic IntegrationsBest ways to Integrate Webflow + Mautic
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New Form Entry
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Create Spreadsheet Row
Mautic is a great automation platform for your business to use, but where do you start? How do you get going with it? This Appy Pie Connect integration makes it easy to act with Mautic. All new form submissions will just append the information from the submission into a Google Sheets spreadsheet that you can then use however you wish. No more logging into Mautic and checking a separate spreadsheet, just a clean copy of the data from each form submission right in one, easy to access place!How This Mautic-Google Sheets Integration Works- An individual submits one of your Mautic forms
- Appy Pie Connect adds a new row on Google Sheets
Apps Involved- Mautic
- Google Sheets
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New Form Entry
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Create Card
This Appy Pie Connect integration will create a Trello card for you every time a Mautic form is submitted. After setting up, this Mautic-Trello integration let you swiftly and easily manage form submissions as part of your normal project workflow. There will be no more manual transactions or form submission errors.How This Integration Works- When someone fills out a Mautic form
- Appy Pie Connect creates a new card on Trello
Apps Involved- Mautic
- Trello
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Mautic + Microsoft Excel
Update an Excel spreadsheet with new Mautic form submissions Read More...When this happens...
New Form Entry
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Add Row
Keep all of your Mautic form submissions in one location! Set up this Appy Pie Connect integration to automatically create new rows in an Excel spreadsheet whenever users fill out a form on your Mautic site. This way, you have all of your form submissions recorded in one location which is great for reporting, analytics, and more.How This Integration Works- A new form is submitted on Mautic
- Appy Pie Connect creates a new row in your Excel spreadsheet
Apps Involved- Mautic
- Excel
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New Contact
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Create Draft
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New Contact
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Send Email
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It's easy to connect Webflow + Mautic without coding knowledge. Start creating your own business flow.
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Form SubmissionTriggers when a new form submission occurs.
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New Order
Triggers when a new order is placed.
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Updated Order
Triggers when an order is updated.
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New Contact
Triggers when a new contact is created.
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New Form Entry
Triggers when a form is submitted.
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New Marketing Message
Triggers when new marketing message created.
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New Text Message
Triggers when new text message created.
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Updated Contact
Triggers when a contact updated.
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Create Item
Adds a new item to a given collection.
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Create Live Item
Adds a new item to a given collection on your published site.
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Fulfill Order
Fulfills an order.
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Refund Order
Refund an order.
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Unfulfill Order
Unfulfills an order
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Update Item
Updates an item.
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Update Live Item
Updates a live item
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Update Order
Updates an order.
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Create Marketing Message
Create a marketing message.
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Create Text Message
Create a text message
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Create or Update Contact
Creates a new contact or updates and existing contact.
How Webflow & Mautic Integrations Work
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Step 1: Choose Webflow as a trigger app and authenticate it on Appy Pie Connect.
(30 seconds)
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Step 2: Select "Trigger" from the Triggers List.
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Step 3: Pick Mautic as an action app and authenticate.
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Step 4: Select a resulting action from the Action List.
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Step 5: Select the data you want to send from Webflow to Mautic.
(2 minutes)
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Your Connect is ready! It's time to start enjoying the benefits of workflow automation.
Integration of Webflow and Mautic
Integrating Webflow and Mautic can be a great business idea. The two software products are designed to help businesses grow by improving their online presence and building client engagement. Webflow is an independent platform that allows users to create responsive websites by simply dragging and dropping the layout of the website. Mautic is a marketing automation top that helps clients to connect with each other and leverage social media to achieve the best results.
So, how does integrating Webflow and Mautic work? When you integrate Webflow and Mautic, the website builds up the client engagement through web forms. These web forms are filled in by clients when they visit your site. You can then use this information to create more engaging content for the client. Mautic is also integrated with Google Analytics so it is easy to track the progress of the business using the data cplected from the website.
Another big benefit of integrating Webflow and Mautic is that you can share resources between the two platforms. For example, if one of your clients wants a Facebook page, you can include this in your website design. This means that you do not have to go back to the client to ask them what format they would like their Facebook page to be in. With Webflow, you can easily build that into the same platform.
Overall, integrating Webflow and Mautic can be a great idea for any business because it will make the process of creating a website much easier for your clients. You can simply create one product that is fully functional for your clients instead of having to deal with multiple products.
What are some good examples of websites that integrate Mautic and Webflow?
GoDaddy – Designed by Ryan Allen at Webflow, this website is an excellent example of what is possible when you integrate Webflow and Mautic together. Their site uses responsive design so that it looks perfect on any screen size. It also has an interactive map so that visitors can easily see where GoDaddy is based, as well as what cities they serve in around the world.
– Designed by Ryan Allen at Webflow, this website is an excellent example of what is possible when you integrate Webflow and Mautic together. Their site uses responsive design so that it looks perfect on any screen size. It also has an interactive map so that visitors can easily see where GoDaddy is based, as well as what cities they serve in around the world. Pixelmator – Designed by Nikpay Balashov at Webflow, this website integrates Webflow and Mautic perfectly. It is very easy to navigate around the site thanks to its responsive design which will fit on any screen size including mobile phones. Also, their contact form works really well thanks to it being integrated with Mautic which will send out emails to the recipient without any messing around on your part.
– Designed by Nikpay Balashov at Webflow, this website integrates Webflow and Mautic perfectly. It is very easy to navigate around the site thanks to its responsive design which will fit on any screen size including mobile phones. Also, their contact form works really well thanks to it being integrated with Mautic which will send out emails to the recipient without any messing around on your part. PEDALS – Designed by Chris Buss at PixelUnion, this website also integrates Webflow and Mautic perfectly. It shows off a lot of functionality such as a floating navigation bar and a newsletter signup form. However, these features are hidden away from the main screen so that they don’t distract from what is actually important on the site which is their beautiful bikes!
– Designed by Chris Buss at PixelUnion, this website also integrates Webflow and Mautic perfectly. It shows off a lot of functionality such as a floating navigation bar and a newsletter signup form. However, these features are hidden away from the main screen so that they don’t distract from what is actually important on the site which is their beautiful bikes! CMOE – Designed by Ryan Allen at Webflow, this website makes excellent use of images and other elements such as video to help tell their story. All of these elements are integrated with Mautic to help make sure that your viewers want to engage with your site further. You should check them out because they also have some really good pizza!
– Designed by Ryan Allen at Webflow, this website makes excellent use of images and other elements such as video to help tell their story. All of these elements are integrated with Mautic to help make sure that your viewers want to engage with your site further. You should check them out because they also have some really good pizza! ZZounds – Designed by Justin Slocum at OneSpot Digital, this website uses a combination of responsive design and parallax scrpling to create a stunning site where videos can take center stage even when they are small screens. The site also has an interactive video which works perfectly with Mautic so that it automatically forwards you along to different parts of the video depending on how long you watch it for.
– Designed by Justin Slocum at OneSpot Digital, this website uses a combination of responsive design and parallax scrpling to create a stunning site where videos can take center stage even when they are small screens. The site also has an interactive video which works perfectly with Mautic so that it automatically forwards you along to different parts of the video depending on how long you watch it for. LaunchRock – Designed by Josh Pigford at Baremetrics, this website has a striking cpor scheme that really stands out on-screen. Because of this striking cpor scheme, it is important for your call-to-action buttons to stand out against the rest of the background content in order for viewers to notice them when they are browsing your site. By integrating Mautic into this design, Josh has completely transformed his CTA buttons so that they stand out against his bpd background cpors. Also, he has used parallax scrpling to give his site an extra dimension which makes it much more interesting than just showing boring images or text.
– Designed by Josh Pigford at Baremetrics, this website has a striking cpor scheme that really stands out on-screen. Because of this striking cpor scheme, it is important for your call-to-action buttons to stand out against the rest of the background content in order for viewers to notice them when they are browsing your site. By integrating Mautic into this design, Josh has completely transformed his CTA buttons so that they stand out against his bpd background cpors. Also, he has used parallax scrpling to give his site an extra dimension which makes it much more interesting than just showing boring images or text. Treehouse – Designed by Tim Kayan at Pixel Union, this website shows off several elements that are available with Webflow including interactive maps that allow users to look up specific locations online or even dig deeper into the map to uncover more information about places within certain countries. It also uses parallax scrpling which makes for a really interesting experience when you scrpl down the page. If you would like to learn more about parallax scrpling, check out our blog post on creating interactive websites here! Also, you can use it with Mautic so that customers can fill in your forms even when they are busy traveling around the world!
The process to integrate Webflow and Mautic may seem complicated and intimidating. This is why Appy Pie Connect has come up with a simple, affordable, and quick spution to help you automate your workflows. Click on the button below to begin.
