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How funnels work
The basics Most automation builders use the "if this, then that" language to inspire their workflows. From using dozens of different flowchart-style automation builders, we've found them to be
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groundhogg/email_notification/run/before
This hook is used to add custom code before an email notification sends to a customer. do_action( 'groundhogg/email_notification/run/before', $this, $contact, $event ); This hook provides three
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groundhogg/email_notification/run/after
This hook is used to add custom code after email notification sends to a customer. do_action( 'groundhogg/email_notification/run/after', $this, $contact, $event ); This hook provides three objects to
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Marketability explained
Contacts can either be Marketable, or Unmarketable. These two states are a reflection of several criteria that factor in a contact's activity, metadata, and your site's level of compliance. How
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Contacts: Profile Picture
A contact’s profile picture adds a visual touch to their record in Groundhogg, making it easier to recognize them in your contact list or reports. By default, Groundhogg uses the WordPress Gravatar
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Connect Bricks Builder Forms to Groundhogg
Bricks is a premium WordPress theme that lets you visually build performant WordPress sites and uses what are called elements. Elements are very similar to blocks. The Bricks’ “Form” element allows
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Preferences Page: Communication Preferences
Email Preferences By clicking the "Change my preferences →" the Contact can manage their communications. By default, they will be presented with the option to unsubscribe from " Marketing" emails.
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AWS Integration: How to answer questions when moving from SES Sandbox to production
AWS (Amazon Web Services) will ask you a few questions when you want to move from their sandbox to production. Amazon has said they do this to prevent fraud and abuse of their services. Before you
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Branching: Multi Branch
Multi Branch Settings, often referred to as multi-path branching or prioritized conditional routing, take funnel logic beyond the binary Yes/No framework into a more versatile and nuanced structure.
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Zapier Integration: How to integrate Groundhogg with Thriveleads
Integrating with Thrive Leads can be accomplished in two ways. 1. You can use the Zapier addon (which is included in the Pro plan or above) from Groundhogg and set up a Zap. Documentation for the
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Booking Calendar: How to connect your Zoom account
Groundhogg booking calendar allows you to connect with Zoom if you wish to do so. How to connect to your Zoom account: Log into your WordPress install. Click on the Groundhogg/calendars link:
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Installation: How to Install and License an Extension
Just purchased an extension or a premium plan? Follow these steps to install and license your purchases in Groundhogg. Purchase a Plan or Extension First you need to get a license key for one of our
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How to Use Emojis in Email Subject Lines
If you're looking to spice up your email subject lines emojis are a very popular way to do just that! Follow the instructions below to insert emojis into your subject line. Choose the Emoji You Want!
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Booking Calendar: How to integrate with Google calendar
Groundhogg booking calendar allows you to integrate with Google if you wish to do so. How to integrate with Google Calendar: Log into your WordPress install. Click on Groundhogg > Calendars: Navigate
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How to Include a Video in an Email
Incorporating video into your emails can boost engagement, increase click-through rates, and provide a more dynamic experience for your audience. However, embedding a video directly into an email can
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Preferences Page
Groundhogg includes a page called the "Preference Page", which is automatically created during installation and is essential for Groundhogg to function correctly. You can find it at
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Introduction to Actions
Actions are inside of a funnel and they are what happens after something else happens. We are going to explain some of the actions available and you may have different ones depends on what extensions
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Branching: Yes/No
Yes/No logic, often referred to as conditional branching or binary decision-making, is a foundational concept in funnel design and automation systems like Groundhogg CRM. This type of logic allows
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Sales Pipeline: Actions
Actions Sales Pipeline currently comes with two actions: Create Deal Move Deal Create Deal When the Create Deal actions are used as a step in a funnel a deal will be created with the following
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Email Blocks: Posts
Block Settings Layout Card Style Heading Excerpt Thumbnail Query Layout Layout (Cards, Numbered List, Unordered List, H1, H2, H3, H4, H5) Featured (On/Off) Displays a large single-column post above
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Booking Calendar: How to send admin notifications for appointments
Once people start booking appointments through your calendar, you're going to want to be able to get notifications so you can stay on top of things. How to set up admin notifications: First, log into
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Divi Integration: How to connect the divi optin module
To connect the Divi optin module you must use tags. Follow these steps to connect to the Divi optin module. Connect Divi to Groundhogg There are several steps to connect Groundhogg to the optin
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Booking Calendar: How to create an appointment booking page
You can create the front end of your appointment solutions by embedding the Google calendar into a page by using the automatically generated shortcode. To find the shortcode you need to follow the
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What is a Shortcode and how to use it
A WordPress shortcode is a small piece of code that communicates with another part of WordPress or any plugin that offers it, and gives it instructions on what to show and do. The shortcode can be
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REST API V4 / Deals
The deals API lets you fetch, add, edit, and delete deals. Deal Properties Attribute Type Description ID integer The system ID of the deal data object The core properties of the deal contain
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Guide to selecting and sending an email to unengaged contacts
Go to Groundhogg > Broadcasts Click [ Schedule a broadcast ] Select an email Click [ Campaigns -> ] Add a Campaign or click [ Schedule -> ] Set the schedule Click [ Contacts - > ] Click the "+" under
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Connect TypeForm to Groundhogg
This guide will walk you through the process of integrating TypeForm with Groundhogg by setting up a webhook in TypeForm to send form submission data to Groundhogg's Webhook Listener. This allows you
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Booking Calendar: How to manage appointments via the admin area
In order to manage your appointments with the Groundhogg Booking calendar, you will have to navigate to the appointments menu item. How to check and edit your upcoming appointments: You can check
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How To Send A Plain Text Version Of An Email
Email deliverability increases if the emails you send contain a plain-text version of the email. Groundhogg supports automatically generated plain-text versions of the emails you send and attaches
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How to allow uploading & downloading of CSVs on multisite
If you can't upload or download CSV files on your multisite it's because you have to add CSV as a supported file type in your network settings. Go to your Network Settings. Scroll down till you find
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Troubleshooting: How To Get Your Extensions After Upgrading Your License
If you have recently upgraded your license, your new access may not be reflected in your site right away if you use the extension installer to download your extensions. To see an updated list of
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Advanced Features: How to connect Groundhogg on two different sites
Sometimes you will want to have Groundhogg installed on separate sites. For example, a subsite for your LMS (LearnDash, LifterLMS) and your main site for marketing and eCommerce. There is an
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Backup & Restore: How to restore Groundhogg from a backup
Need to restore a Groundhogg Backup? Make sure you have the Backup & Restore extension installed. Restore Groundhogg. Go to Groundhogg > Tools > Backup & Restore. At the bottom of the form, select
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Tutorials: How to delete plugin folder via FTP or cPanel
If you remove a plugin using the WordPress dashboard and try to reinstall it but aren’t able to activate it because of an error you will need to delete the plugin folder before you can install it
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Settings
Groundhogg has a "settings" tab located at Groundhogg > Settings The Settings page by default comes with eight tabs( General, Compliance, Email, Tags, API, Integrations, Misc, Licenses) Additional
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Connect Formsite to Groundhogg
This guide will walk you through the process of integrating Formsite with Groundhogg by setting up a webhook in Formsite to send form submission data to Groundhogg's Webhook Listener. This allows you
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Task Outcomes
Task Outcomes in Groundhogg let you create custom results for tasks, giving you flexibility to track how they’re completed. Whether you’re managing sales follow-ups, support tickets, or marketing
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Tutorials: How to setup a lead magnet download funnel in 7 steps
A Lead Magnet is a great way to turn cold traffic into warm traffic (traffic that spends money). By providing value ahead of asking for a deep commitment, you take the first step in the customer
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Third Party Integrations
Groundhogg works with many third-party integrations* that can expand the functionality. AutomatorWP Samples Flowmattic Provides triggers and actions Hyperise Connect Groundhogg to Hyperise Pabbly
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Tutorials: Creating Lead Distribution Funnels
Does your organization have more than one department or multiple salespeople? Would you like to be able to have more control over who your notification emails are going to? Try following this Lead
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[gh_contact] Shortcode
This shortcode allows you to merge contact data into your content. This code works on a per-field basis, and you can also pass a default parameter in the event that the field doesn’t exist.
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Benchmark: Web Form
A Web Form benchmark is your tool to gather information from visitors—like names, emails, or event RSVPs—and kick off automated workflows. To add a form to your funnel, use the Web Form benchmark
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Styling Web Forms
Customizing the appearance of your web form in Groundhogg is simple and flexible. Whether you want a quick, pre-built look or a fully tailored design, the "Web Form" settings offer options to match
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Benchmark: Webhook Listener
The Benchmark "Webhook Listener" can trigger action(s) based on information from a remote site Drag and drop the "Webhook Listener" Benchmark over into the flow on the left. You will be presented
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Replacement Code: Blocks(Gutenberg blocks)
Groundhogg enables the activation of replacement codes within designated blocks in WordPress posts and pages. These blocks will contain the trigger to enable Replacement codes: Buttons Columns
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Advanced Features: Introduction to page visited benchmark
Groundhogg provides the page visited benchmark included with the advanced feature plugin. This benchmark is executed when the user visits the specifics page and runs automation based on that. Page
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Conditional Logic: Introduction
The Conditional Logic extension allows you to run or skip steps within a funnel depending on whether the contact meets certain criteria. Groundhogg conditional logic runs based on the tags and custom
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Funnel: Filters
Overview Funnel filters in Groundhogg allow you to sort and view the funnel list based on specific data and criteria. After navigating to Groundhogg > Funnels, you’ll see a list of active funnels
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groundhogg/contact/preferences/updated
This hook executes when the contact's preference is changed. do_action( 'groundhogg/contact/preferences/updated', $this->ID, $preference, $old_preference ); This hook comes with three arguments: ID
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groundhogg/contact/preferences/unsubscribed
This hook executes when the contact changes its preference to unsubscribed. do_action( 'groundhogg/contact/preferences/unsubscribed', $this->ID, $preference, $old_preference ); This hook comes with