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Creates a new contact.
Creates a new list.
Creates a new tag.
Deletes a specified campaign.
Deletes a specific contact or multiple contacts.
Deletes a specific list.
Deletes a specific tag.
Returns a specific contact
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
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Popular FluentCRM workflows.
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Connect FluentCRM with Make to Automate Workflows Beyond WordPress
By connecting FluentCRM and Make, you can easily sync contact data with external apps, automate complex workflows without code, and capture leads in real time.
Easily sync your contact data between FluentCRM and thousands of non-WordPress tools like Shopify, Google Sheets, or Stripe.
Create advanced, multi-step automation workflows involving your FluentCRM data using Make's intuitive visual builder instead of writing custom PHP.
Automatically import new subscribers and leads into FluentCRM directly from external ad platforms, webinars, and landing pages in real time.
Send automated alerts to Slack or Discord whenever a new contact is added or a campaign milestone is reached in FluentCRM.
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