@Ingmar Schout: I need Mailpoet to integrate with Zapier to be able to use my paid quiz plug in and receive lead captures.

@Kim: It won't get any traction because it's a paid plugin that does nothing but adding integration with integration platform. In my own very limited opinion I think Zapier is way more important than any other feature the team might be working on. Thanks

@Kim: You actually only need to add Webhooks, that would allow for integration in more ways than just Zapier and be less work for you.

I also agree that some automation integration is essential for your product.

@Mina G: I'm the lead developer of WP Zapier. If you cannot afford the plugin or wish to try it out you can grab it from Github :)

We're busy with a big overhaul of the plugin, currently it focuses on user integration with Zapier but we're already built a WooCommerce integration and plan on supporting other popular plugins like MailPoet etc within this same version and unlimited Zaps.

If you need help implementing this solution, please reach out on https://yoohooplugins.com/support

@Andrew Lima: Andrew, don't get me wrong, your plugin looks awsome and it obviously fills a gap in the market needs. I was trying to express to the team behind MailPoet that Zapier native integration is highly recomended and needed. I like your plugin and love MailPoet. Thanks

@Mina G: That's no problem at all, more than happy to help anyone on here get this solution setup or try out our product for free :)

@Kim: I want to help MailPoet succeed, so please read this for what I intend it to be, positive, constructive feedback: 🤗

You say you're waiting to see "if this new plugin gets traction" before deciding. How will you base that decision?

I don't see where you'll be getting data. You have not provided a feedback form or any way for us to let you know if this works. Also, you have not tried the plugin. How can those who do not want to buy this plugin tell you that? How can those who do buy let you know how it works? 🤔

No offense to @Andrew Lima, but I am hesitant to install a 3rd party webhook plugin to get what should be native MailPoet functionality. Webhooks offer a huge level of potential security risk, and I prefer they be as limited in scope as possible. 😬

Considering that this is the #2 item on integration requests, any decision to de-prioritize should only happen alongside a proper feedback method. ✋

I understand not wanting to waste effort if there is another solution. Though, from a Zapier user perspective, that is like saying that you don't want to waste time building a highway between two cities because bike paths are a thing. The workflow (and work involved) is not at all the same. 😓

With one integration, Zapier can provide integration to over 2000 apps and multiple millions of users. Zapier integration is critical to many marketing automation workflows. It is also worth noting that being listed on the Zapier marketplace is a valid customer acquisition method as well. 🤑

I hope it influences you, at least a little, to keep prioritizing native Zapier integration. Thank you! 😄

@Kim: Which plugin?

@Tim: Now with the correct link :)

@Kim: Anyone try this plugin yet?

@Reuben Hochstetler: Disclaimer: we didn't yet!

@Kim: I'm very picky about the plugins I install. I like to wait/confirm there is clean code.

@Kim: Hmm... Is a "native" Zapier integration planned? This looks like an OK temporary solution (if it works. Didn't try it yet) but would be great to have it built-in in the MP pluggin :)

@Kim: Good news (if it works, I haven't tried it yet)

@Kim: This is nice, but it's also a kick in the teeth for those of us who pay for Zapier to ALSO have to pay yearly for a plugin to connect with Zapier.