Title: Integrate with WPForms
Last modified: July 16, 2025

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# Integrate with WPForms

 *  Resolved [valgee](https://wordpress.org/support/users/valgee/)
 * (@valgee)
 * [11 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/integrate-with-wpforms-2/)
 * We use WPForms Builder to create our contact forms. How do we integrate it with
   Benchmark Lite plugin? We need to ensure we receive the contact notifications.
   We do have a Benchmark account.
   Your Q/A regarding integrating with forms like
   Contact 7 says “The plugin does not directly use any form frameworks other than
   native Benchmark Email signup forms. As with most WordPress projects, you can
   bridge the two together with custom code. We’ve assembled an example based on
   Contact Form 7. Install the [Code Snippets plugin](https://wordpress.org/plugins/code-snippets/),
   import the [sample code file](https://dev.codedcommerce.com/connect-contact-form-7-form-with-benchmark-email-contact-list.code-snippets.json),
   edit the code snippet to change the list ID mappings within the code and tailor
   the form field names to match your form (or visa-versa), then enable the code
   snippet and test.”BUT the sample code file is unavailable and the instructions
   are are rather confusing.Thanks

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 *  Plugin Author [Sean Conklin](https://wordpress.org/support/users/seanconklin/)
 * (@seanconklin)
 * [11 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/integrate-with-wpforms-2/#post-18558846)
 * Hi [@valgee](https://wordpress.org/support/users/valgee/) and thank you for reaching
   out 🙂
 * I’ve posted that Code Snippets file on GitHub at this URL: [https://gist.github.com/seanconklin/31bb359c567943226dec0e0158af8b51](https://gist.github.com/seanconklin/31bb359c567943226dec0e0158af8b51)
 * You can download it as a ZIP then unzip and import the JSON file into Code Snippets.
 * I’ll fix that link in the FAQs as well here shortly. Then I’ll get back to you
   regarding WPForms specifically.
 *  Thread Starter [valgee](https://wordpress.org/support/users/valgee/)
 * (@valgee)
 * [11 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/integrate-with-wpforms-2/#post-18560216)
 * Hi Sean, Thanks for your quick response. What I want to accomplish is ensuring
   that when someone submits our contact form that the notification with their info
   gets to our designated email address. We’re not wanting to add them to a contact
   list on Benchmark (at least not now). We were having problems with getting notifications
   via the WordPress interface even though our domain is authenticated and the notification
   email address is our domain. Will Benchmark Lite help with that? We were previously
   using SendGrid. Thanks.
 *  Plugin Author [Sean Conklin](https://wordpress.org/support/users/seanconklin/)
 * (@seanconklin)
 * [11 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/integrate-with-wpforms-2/#post-18560305)
 * Hi [@valgee](https://wordpress.org/support/users/valgee/) thanks for the clarification.
 * So what I’m hearing is that your WPForms form(s) isn’t/aren’t sending admin notifications
   to the correct address or those emails are not routing properly through your 
   WordPress mail function.
 * Benchmark Email is an email marketing service (EMS). It doesn’t route your WordPress
   emails “transactional emails”. SendGrid offers transactional emails, and from
   what you mentioned it sounds like you are no longer using them.
 * Most WordPress hosts offer built-in transactional email service, but deliverability
   may not great, depending on which service they offer and how well they authenticate
   with your domain (DKIM, SPF). Contact your hosting to see what option(s) they
   may have for you.
 * Perhaps you need a new transactional email service? If so, **MailGun** is popular.
   Also, you can check out the freemium plugin **WP Mail SMTP** as they have loads
   of transactional email service options in there and the respective documentation
   on how to connect your service of choice. That plugin connects WordPress to one
   of them, but some do have their own direct plugins as well.
 * You can even use **SMTP** protocol to route emails from your website through 
   your mailbox exchanger service (MX) (e.g. Gmail, Office365, etc.), but mailbox
   services lack many of the features that transactional email services have, such
   as reporting. That may be an option for smaller and non eCommerce sites.
 * Lastly, consider the plugin **WP Mail Logging** to save copies of all transactional
   emails – at least until you’re confident that the system is working properly.
 * I wish you well with your journey on WordPress transactional emails. I’ll close
   this ticket out as no longer related to the Benchmark Email Lite plugin since
   it’s purely an EMS.
    -  This reply was modified 11 months ago by [Sean Conklin](https://wordpress.org/support/users/seanconklin/).

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 * Last activity: [11 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/integrate-with-wpforms-2/#post-18560305)
 * Status: resolved