> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://humanic.gitbook.io/humanic/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://humanic.gitbook.io/humanic/getting-started-with-humanic/connecting-your-data/wordpress-form.md).

# Wordpress Form

Learn how to send content from a WordPress form

To collect leads from wordpress form directly into humanic dashboard, follow these instructions

### **Get Webhook URL from Humanic**

1. Go to [connect data](https://dashboard.humanic.ai/dashboard/my-accounts/?tab=connect-data) screen on humanic dashboard.
2. Click on the card named "Contact Form 7" (This is a popular wordpress plugin)
3. You will get a webhook url. Click on it to copy.&#x20;
4. Finish the setup on wordpress as given below, and then click on "Yes, I have added"

### **Setup Wordpress**

1. Go to your website's admin panel on wordpress.
2. Click on "Plugins" on the left menu bar.
3. Search and install the plugin named "Contact Form 7" by "Takayuki Miyoshi"

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4. Add a form on the required page on your website. You can follow the docs for inserting docs [here](https://contactform7.com/docs/).&#x20;
5. After adding your form, configure it to send data to humanic via webhook.
6. Click on the checkbox named "Send to webhook" to enable it
7. Paste the webhook url copied from humanic dashboard as described earlier. Click "Save" and finish the setup.

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### Finish setup on humanic

1. Now continue on humanic dashboard and click on "Yes, I have added" to confirm that you have completed wordpress setup.
2. Once your website goes live and form is submitted, you will start seeing data in a new table named "Wordpress Form"
3. By default we will check for a field named "email". If the field containing email address is named something else, click on the settings icon on the connected card of wordpress form.
4. Specify the email field and click "Save Settings"


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