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Amanda Payne avatar
Written by Amanda Payne
Updated over a week ago

If you are a fan of Pabbly, this article is for you. I'll show you how to use Pabbly to add integrations to your tinyEmail account.

What is Pabbly?

Pabbly is an app that automates workflow integrations. It works like Zapier. Some folks like Pabbly because they say it's more cost-effective than some of its more established competitors, even though the number of available integrations is not as robust (at least for the moment).

Enabling Pabbly

The first step is to enable Pabbly on your tinyEmail account.

  1. Log in to your tinyEmail account.

  2. Click Integrations on the side menu.

  3. Search for Pabbly (if not visible on the menu).

  4. Click the plus (+) icon.

add Pabbly integration to tinyEmail

On the popup window, click Yes, continue. tinyEmail opens Pabbly.com in a new browser tab with tinyEmail on one side of the screen and a menu of options on the other side.

  • Pabbly has heaps of integration options, so it's impossible to cover all workflow scenarios here. I'll demo one use case: use Pabbly to integrate WordPress with my tinyEmail account. Each time a new user registers on my WordPress site, Pabbly pushes their contact info to my tinyEmail audience.

Creating a workflow

  1. Enter an app name in the search bar (e.g. WordPress).

  2. Click the app icon.

  3. Click the blue Connect button.

  4. Sign up for a plan. I signed up for the free plan.

Pabbly integrates tinyEmail and WordPress

The dashboard displays.

  1. Click the Create Workflow button.

  2. Enter a name for the workflow in the popup window.

  3. Click Create.

add Pabbly wprkflow for tinyEmail

Adding the first app

Next, select the app that will trigger the workflow. I'll select WordPress.

  1. Enter the app name into the search bar.

  2. Click the icon to enable the app.

tinyEmail integration select user registers

Click the field and select a trigger for the integration. In this example, I select User Registers.

tinyEmail intergration select user registers

After selecting a trigger, Pabbly displays instructions that show you how to insert the webhook URL. Follow the instructions to complete the first part of the integration workflow.

Pabbly integration add webhook for tinyEmail

Running a sample response

If prompted by Pabbly, it's a good idea to run a sample response to test the integration with the base app. In the example below, I added a user to my WordPress site, and Pabbly displays the results.

Pabbly test integration with tinyEmail

Adding the second app

Add tinyEmail to the integration. Use the search tool to find the tinyEmail app and click the icon.

Pabbly integration choose tinyEmail

Next, click the field and select an action on the drop-down menu. In this example, there is only one action (Import Customer).

Pabbly integration import Customer to tinyEmail

Click the Connect button.

Pabbly integration connect with tinyEmail

Authenticating your tinyEmail account

  1. Select Add New Connection and accept the default name (or enter a new one).

  2. Click Connect with tinyEmail.

  3. Enter your tinyEmail account credentials in the popup window.

  4. Click Accept in the next window.

Pabbly authenticate integration with tinyEmail

Mapping

Fill in the required mapping fields and then click Save at the bottom of the page.

If you're adding contacts, it might not be possible to map directly to a tinyEmail audience with the drop-down menu. Instead, I copied the name of a pre-defined segment in tinyEmail and pasted the name into the field.

Pabbly integration map fields

Map other required fields. In the example below, I click the field and select the email. All of this data comes from the sample response I generated in the previous step.

Pabblky map email fields

Finally, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click Save. Now, test the integration. In my example, I add users to my WordPress site. Pabbly pushes those contacts to my tinyEmail audience (as shown in the screenshot below).

push WordPress subs to tinyEmail

That's it.

Now you know how to integrate a Pabbly workflow with tinyEmail.

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