Version: v1.0.0
Category: Email Campaigns
Active Campaign is a robust and versatile marketing automation platform designed to empower businesses of all sizes. It offers a comprehensive suite of tools for email marketing, CRM, automation, and sales, enabling users to create personalized customer experiences and streamline their marketing efforts. With features like powerful automation workflows, targeted email campaigns, detailed analytics, and CRM integration, Active Campaign provides the tools necessary to engage customers effectively and drive growth for businesses.
Tier: 3
Supported API Version: v2
Type: Source
Authentication: Token-based
Resources:
Resources | Sub resources | Status | Description | Parameters |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Accounts | All Accounts | Yes | Lists all the accounts | NA |
Campaigns | All Campaigns | Yes | Lists all the running and completed campaigns | NA |
Automations | All Automations | Yes | Lists all Automations related with campaigns | NA |
Deals | All Deals | Yes | Lists all the deals made with all contacts | NA |
Contacts | All Contacts | Yes | Lists all the contacts for all accounts | NA |
How to get Access token and Domain Name
Step 1: Login to https://www.activecampaign.com/
Step 2: You will be taken to the dashboard of Active Campaign once you login. Go to settings – Developers. You will get both the credentials there with URL being the Domain Name and Key being the Access token.
EazyDI create connection:
Connection properties:
Name | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|
Connection Name | Yes | Name of the connection |
Description | No | Description of connection |
Domain Name | Yes | Your account URL |
Api-Token | Yes | Access token of your account Please refer to above section on how to get the api token |
Creating Pipeline:
Step 1: Select Source Connector as ActiveCampaign.
Step 2: Select Connection from the dropdown
Step 3: Configure the connection object and click Save button.
Step 4: Verify the connection details in the section and click on Next button.
Step 5: Select the Target connection and connection object and click on Next button
Step 6: Configure field mapping page and click on Next button
Step 7: Select the scheduling and proceed ahead by clicking on Next button
Step 8: Confirm the details that you have selected for this pipeline and click on Submit and the pipeline will be created