Form integrations

Available integrations#

Plus the built-in HTTP request action for any other API.

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Connect a service#

1. Open IntegrationsGo to Native AI → Forms → Integrations (or Settings → Integrations).
2. Add a connectionChoose the service, give the connection a name (“Main HubSpot”, “Sales Slack”) and enter its credentials, or sign in (Salesforce uses OAuth). Each service explains what it needs — for Zapier, “Start a Zap with the Webhooks by Zapier → Catch Hook trigger and paste its URL”.
3. SaveSaving tests the connection.
4. Use it in a formIn the form’s actions, add the service’s action and pick the connection.

Mapping fields#

Map your form’s fields to the service’s own fields — HubSpot properties, Mailchimp merge fields, Salesforce object fields, Airtable columns — picked from lists the service provides. Lists, audiences and channels are looked up the same way. No API names to type.

Credentials stay safe#

• Each secret is encrypted separately in WordPress (with NATIVE_AI_SECRET_KEY when it’s set in wp-config.php — see Install).
• After saving, a secret is never shown again — only whether it’s set and its last characters.
• Forms refer to connections by name, so no page or form holds a key, and the AI only ever sees connection names.
• Logs mask secrets, auth headers and key-like values.
• Requests to private or local network addresses are refused.

Webhooks#

A webhook sends every field by name (or the values you choose) plus submission facts as JSON. Add an optional signing secret and each request carries an X-NativeAI-Signature: sha256=… HMAC of the body, so the receiver can check it came from your site.