The ConvertKit add-on needs to be installed and activated to see the features mentioned in this this documentation.
Connect to your ConvertKit Account to Ninja Forms
In order to enable communication between your WordPress site and ConvertKit you need an API key to connect both system. The ConvertKit API Key is available in the ConvertKit Account Settings Page.
Then go to Ninja Forms > Settings > ConvertKit and past in your API key.
Send your Form Data to ConvertKit
To add the action to any form, from the Emails & Actions tab click Add New Action and then the ConvertKit action from inside the Actions Window that opens.
Configure the ConvertKit action
Version 3.1.1 of ConvertKit gives you the abiity to add multiple actions to a single form, each connecting to different ConvertKit accounts! If conditional logic is activated, then these actions can be used to connect to different accounts conditionally.
Subscriber Email
Subscriber Email – This field is required by ConvertKit to save the data in their system. You will want to connect this field to an email field on your form so users can enter their email addresses.
Form
Form – This allows you to choose the ConvertKit form you would like the user’s information added to.
Sequence
Sequence – The ConvertKit Sequence is the sequence that you would like ConvertKit to execute when the submission is made.
Tags
Tags – Tags in ConvertKit are further ways to segment and identify Subscribers in ConvertKit.
Fields
Fields – Under the Fields section, you can associate form submission data with additional ConvertKit information.
Advanced
Advanced To enable navigate to Ninja Forms > Settings > Advanced Settings > tick ‘Dev Mode‘. Enabling this feature will give you access to the Advanced settings within Ninja Forms.
API Key Add an additional ConvertKit API key in conjunctions with conditional logic to connect your form with more than one ConvertKit account.
Debug Mode Under Construction
Turn on debugging to see that data is being sent to ConvertKit through their API.