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Invox CF7 Integrator

Capture Contact Form 7 submissions and deliver them to Invox Inbox (queue + mapping).

WordPress Contact Form 7 Private updates

Install & configure

Install the plugin, enable it per form, and set Endpoint + Token to deliver payloads to Invox Inbox.

  • Install and activate the plugin in WordPress.
  • Open Contact Form 7 → edit your form → tab “Invox”.
  • Enable integration, set your Invox endpoint and Bearer token.
  • Adjust JSON mapping (mail-tags + auto:page_title, auto:product_sku).
Important: The sample JSON uses generic tags like [name], [email], [tel]. Replace them with the exact mail-tags shown in your form (e.g., [nombre-464], [email-845], [tel-557]), otherwise identity fields will be empty.
{ "core": { "name": "[name]", "email": "[email]", "phone": "[tel]" }, "interest": { "type": "fixed:service", "code": "fixed:contact", "label": "auto:page_title" }, "fields": { "message": "[message]", "product_sku": "auto:product_sku" } }

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FAQ

Why is page_title empty sometimes?
CF7 can submit via AJAX and the server may not have enough context. The connector tries CF7 meta URL, hidden fields (page-url), and HTTP referrer, then resolves post_id and title.
Does it work without WooCommerce?
Yes. WooCommerce SKU enrichment only happens if WooCommerce is active and the submission is from a product page.
How do updates work?
WordPress checks a private update server (manifest + secure download). You’ll see updates in Plugins like any other plugin.

Changelog

Keep this short and focused. Full history can live in a changelog file.

0.2.1 - Admin UI improvements (Invox tab in CF7) - Page context: auto:page_title, auto:product_sku (best-effort) - Queue + cron delivery