A form, import, click, reply, purchase, booking, or lifecycle change enters SendTic.
Email capture for established sites
Bring SendTic forms into existing WPBakery layouts.
Add focused signup elements without rebuilding the page or replacing the editing system your team already knows.
A WPBakery response should arrive with its context intact.
Connect a page-builder form to the intended SendTic audience so source, fields, permission, and follow-up remain visible after the visitor submits.
The team can see who should receive the next message, when it should stop, and who owns the response.
Every campaign ends with a visible next action instead of another disconnected report.
WPBakery integration without unnecessary layers.
Each capability keeps the next decision clear and the customer context intact.
Builder element
Insert the SendTic form from the WPBakery element library.
Layout control
Place capture inside rows and columns already used by the site.
Field selection
Choose the information this offer needs.
Audience mapping
Connect the element to the right list, tags, and automation.
Success state
Show a useful confirmation after the signup completes.
Consistent styling
Inherit the site typography and spacing for a natural fit.
From WPBakery interaction to a useful next message.
Scroll through the workflow to see how context moves from signal to human action.
Connect WordPress
Authorize the intended site and SendTic workspace.
Choose the capture point
Select the page-builder form that should create or update the contact.
Map fields and permission
Keep submitted values, source, and consent context attached to the audience record.
Route the response
Apply the list, tags, and workflow that match the signup intent.
A cleaner WPBakery handoff.
The page and capture point remain attached to the contact.
Approved records can move without a repeated CSV routine.
An existing profile can be updated instead of creating a parallel history.
The next message reflects what the visitor actually requested.
Questions about the WPBakery connection.
Start with one real workflow. Expand after the team can see the complete path.
Ask SendTicYes. Start with one website signup workflow, connect the sending account you already use, and expand only after the team is comfortable with the process.
Yes. SendTic is designed to work with your own supported email or SMTP connection, so the sending relationship stays under your control.
Yes. Reply-aware stopping keeps a scheduled follow-up from continuing after a real conversation begins.
No. Import one permission-based segment first, validate the workflow, and move the remaining audience in stages.