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# How to connect Fluent Forms to Albato

Last update:  
22/5/2026 · 4 min read

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[Fluent Forms is a contact form builder for WordPress](https://albato.com/apps/fluent_forms). It has an easy-to-use interface with lots of features. It's a great no-code solution for all users.

**Available Triggers:**

> Triggers are events that trigger an automation. All triggers run in real time; that is, data is transferred the moment the event occurs.

-   Form submitted

Before setting up integrations with **Fluent Forms** connect the app to Albato.

To do this, go to the **Apps** section and click the **Add a connection** button.

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Select the app and click the **Add a connection** button.

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Come up with a **name** for your connection and click the **Continue** button.

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Just a heads-up: the info in the box is worth a look.

Click the **Got it** button.

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### How to set up webhook

Open the **Automation** section in a new tab and click the **Create new automation** button.

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The first step is to set up a **trigger**.

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> Triggers are events that trigger an automation. All triggers run in real time, that is, data is transferred the moment the event occurs.

-   Choose **Fluent Forms**.
-   Choose the **Form submitted** event.
-   Specify your **Fluent Forms** connection.

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Read the info and click the **Wait for webhook** button.

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> Please note that you should already have the Fluent Forms Pro plugin installed and activated.

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Enable the **Webhooks** module and go to the **Forms** tab.

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In our example, we'll show you how to set up a webhook for one form. You can choose any form you want to receive data from, or you can choose all of them. The settings for sending webhooks will be the same for all forms.

Go to the **Settings** section.

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Click **Webhook**.

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Click the **Add New** button.

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Come up with a **name** for your Webhook.

Paste the **Albato webhook URL** into the **Request URL** field.

Choose **POST** in the Request method field.

Choose **JSON** in the Request format field.

Click the **Save Feed** button.

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Go to your **WordPress account** and open the **Integrations** tab. Next, go to the **Editor** tab and click **Preview&Design**.

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You can now send empty form fields to Albato. No need to fill them in with values. Just click on **Submit Form**.

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Go back to the **Albato Automation builder** and you will get all form fields from Fluent Forms.

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Keep building out the automation to suit your business or personal needs. Once you've set up the automation, run it by clicking the **Start** button.

When users fill out the form on your website, the data will be transferred to the destination app.

To view the data, go to the **Automation Log** tab.

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The test form shows that the data has been received. Fields will have values if the user specifies them. If the user ignores a field, it will return empty.

The connection is ready!

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