When using the Jetpack CRM API connector you need to first have the API enabled on your Jetpack CRM install and have available your API endpoint, API key and API secret.
Read about how to get your API keys and secret here.
This guide covers what the API connector is useful for, and the plugins supported out of the box.
API connector basic usage
The API connector is intended for you to capture data into the CRM via the API. It requires no coding (vs using the API documentation and writing your own solution).
You can also install it on as many websites are you own, and use it to send data to a central CRM.
To do this, it needs your API details from your CRM install. Here’s how it may look in practice, with a central CRM, accepting data from a network of sites.
If you just have a single site, you don’t need to use the API connector, since your CRM extensions will take care of any integrations on the CRM site.
Supported Methods
The API Connector is written to help you get contacts from external sites into your CRM. It currently supports the following:
- WordPress user registrations
- Contact Form 7
- Gravity Forms
Starting with Jetpack CRM V5.2.0, you no longer need API connector to sync multiple WooCommerce Stores with Jetpack CRM. More information here.