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Contact Form 7 Make integrationAutomate Contact Form 7 with Make.
What if every message from your WordPress form landed exactly where your team works? The Contact Form 7 Make integration gives you 1 instant trigger that fires on each new submission. This guide shows you how to connect it and build your first scenario.
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What can the Contact Form 7 Make integration do for you?
The Contact Form 7 Make integration hands each form entry to Make, the tool where you build a scenario (a chain of automated steps). It has one module (a brick of the scenario), Watch New Form Submission, which starts that scenario whenever a visitor sends your form, so the data can move on to other apps without copy and paste.
Leads that reach sales on their own. A quote request arrives, Watch New Form Submission picks it up, and the next module in the scenario creates the contact in your CRM. Nobody has to open the WordPress dashboard to find it.
A support inbox that sorts itself. Send each message to a shared channel or a ticket tool, so the right person answers first. Any app Make supports can sit after the trigger, and Make lists 3,000+ standard apps on every plan.
A clean record of every request. Add a row to a spreadsheet for each bundle (one submission passing from module to module), which gives marketing a list to review.
Know the limit before you start: this app only watches submissions. It cannot edit a form, reply to a visitor, or read old entries, and it has no Make an API Call module. If you also use n8n, the n8n vs Make comparison helps you pick, and the Make training covers the basics of scenarios.
How do you connect Contact Form 7 to Make?
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Add the trigger
In a new scenario, click the + and search for Contact Form 7. Pick Watch New Form Submission, then click Create a connection. A connection is your site linked to Make once, and every later scenario can reuse it.
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Name and authorize
Give the connection a name you will recognize, such as the site it belongs to. Then follow what Make asks for: either approve access on the page that opens, or paste the key your site gives you.
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Save the connection
Click Save. Make can now receive submissions from that site, and the trigger is ready for the next settings in the module.
Your first scenario with Contact Form 7
GoalWhen a visitor sends your Contact Form 7 form, Make passes the entry to the next app in your scenario.
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Create the scenario
Open the Scenarios page, create a new scenario, and click the + to add your first module. Search for Contact Form 7 and choose Watch New Form Submission.
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Link your site
Click Create a connection and finish the authorization. Once the connection exists, Make can offer the options it reads from your site in the module fields.
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Add the destination
Click the + on the right of the trigger to add the next module, for example a CRM or a spreadsheet. Map the submitted fields from the trigger into it.
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Test with a real entry
Click Run once, then send a test message through your form. Read the bundle each module received to check that names and emails landed in the right place.
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Switch it on
Turn the scenario on. Because this trigger is instant, the site calls Make when a submission comes in, so you do not wait for the 15 minute default schedule.
What starts a Contact Form 7 scenario
1 module starts a scenario when something happens in Contact Form 7. A scheduled trigger is checked by Make on the scenario's schedule; an instant one is called by Contact Form 7 as soon as it happens.
Watch New Form Submission
Instant triggerIn Make“Watch new form submissions from your form”
You get each new form entry inside Make the moment a visitor submits it, ready to send wherever your team needs it. This is the only module of the app, so every scenario built on Contact Form 7 starts here.
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