This template watches a Gravity Forms form for new submissions, maps email and field values in JavaScript, and creates a Klaviyo event for that profile.
Connect Gravity Forms and Klaviyo, pick the form and the event name, and put API keys on those connections. Use it to start Klaviyo flows from the same answers you already collect on the site.
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The scenario starts when someone submits the Gravity Forms form you watch.
JavaScript reads email and the properties you want on the Klaviyo event.
Klaviyo records the event on that profile so flows and segments can use it.
Add a Gravity Forms connection. Add a trigger for form submission and select the form.
Add a Klaviyo connection and paste your Klaviyo API key there.
In JavaScript, set the profile email, the event name, and properties from the form fields. Create the Klaviyo event. Submit a test entry and confirm it in Klaviyo.
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