Drip Integration for WooCommerce

Drip Integration for WooCommerce by Kestrel connects your WooCommerce store to a Drip Email Marketing account, allowing you to track conversations, sales (events), and lifetime value. You can also add a checkbox to let customers subscribe to your Drip campaigns.

• WooCommerce 3.5+
• PHP 5.4+
• A Drip account with a monthly fee. More info at: Get Drip – Pricing Plans.

1. Download the extension from your WooCommerce.com Dashboard.
2. Go to: Plugins > Add New > Upload and select the ZIP file.
3. Click Install Now, and then Activate.

More info at: Installing and Managing Plugins.

1. Go to: WooCommerce > Settings > Integration > Drip.
2. Find your Drip API Token by going to your Drip settings while logged in.
3. Enter your Drip API Token and Save.

Verify that the API Token has been entered correctly. If you get an error, double-check the API Token and ensure it was entered or copied correctly.

Settings should then appear. This may require a refresh if you do not see them immediately.

On the Drip Settings page, under Account, choose an account to use.

• Subscribe Checkbox: Tick the Enable the Subscription Checkbox on the checkout page and WooCommerce account registration form.
• Campaign: Select which campaign you want the subscribe box to apply to a user when he/she signs up. This shows all existing campaigns for the selected account.
• Subscribe Text: Enter text for the subscribe checkbox – valid HTML allowed. Use the template tag {campaign_name} to display the campaign name (optional).
• Event Sale Name: Name the event that is added to a subscriber after purchase. It should (optionally) match your Conversion Goal name. By default, it is Purchase.

Reload Drip Data: If you added a new account and/or campaign that is not showing, this button will refresh the list.

When a purchase is made, an event with the same name as your Event Sale Name will be created under Analytics >> Events in Drip:

An automation workflow can be triggered by a custom event created in the previous step:

Automation workflows can be used to send transactional or any other emails. Please keep in mind that in most countries it is required by law to get consent from customers to send them promotional emails.

It is generally a good idea to only use the purchase event for transactional emails and mention this on your terms and conditions page.

For promotional emails/newsletters, it is best to use the Subscribe Checkbox, which adds your customers’ emails directly to your chosen campaign list.

There are filters you can use to further customize the plugin. If the plugin is missing what you require, open a support request and let me know, and I’ll consider adding it in a future version.

This is Purchase or Event Sale Name by default, but you can filter if needed (perhaps something created dynamically/conditionally).

An array of tags you can give a subscriber after making a purchase. It only includes Customer by default, but you can customize using this filter to use different/more tags.

Allows you to customize the subscriber custom fields sent to Drip. This is an example of sending the first and last names instead of a general full name:

Modifies the parameters used to subscribe a customer to a campaign during checkout. An example follows in the next section.

Allows you to modify parameters to subscribe a customer to a campaign during registration.

Here is an example using both the wcdrip_checkout_subscribe_params and wcdrip_register_subscribe_params filters, stopping the ‘double opt-in confirmation email’ from being sent to a customer after they subscribed.

To save your site’s resources, the plugin caches your accounts/campaigns. Click the Reload Accounts/Campaigns button at the bottom of the settings, and your options will be updated!

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