Connector for bluefox.email

A WordPress plugin that connects your site and WooCommerce store to bluefox.email: signup forms with double opt-in, a WooCommerce checkout opt-in with a welcome coupon, order and abandoned cart emails, contact sync and wp_mail() delivery.

Every feature is a module you switch on or off, so the plugin only loads what you use.

Documentation: https://beamkiller.github.io/connector-for-bluefox-email/

Features

• Email templates – ready-made, mobile-friendly bluefox emails (confirmation, welcome coupon, order emails, abandoned cart reminder) created in bluefox with one click and wired up automatically – no copying of email IDs.
• Signup forms – block, [cfbe_form] shortcode, compact [cfbe_promo] bar and a popup with scroll, delay, exit-intent and page-view triggers, page targeting and frequency rules. Double opt-in is handled by your bluefox list.
• Tags and interests – every signup is tagged by source and placement; an optional interests field adds one tag per choice.
• Checkout opt-in – an unticked newsletter checkbox on the classic and block checkout, and optionally on My Account.
• Welcome coupon – a single-use WooCommerce coupon locked to the subscriber's email, created only after they confirm, one per email address (and by default one per mailbox).
• Order emails – your own bluefox emails on order status changes, first paid order, customer notes and review requests.
• Abandoned cart emails – reminders with a restore link and an optional single-use recovery coupon.
• Contact sync – user and customer data (order count, total spent, last order date, …) on bluefox contacts for segmentation, with bulk backfill and WP-CLI.
• Email delivery – route wp_mail() through the bluefox transactional API, with a test button and fallback.
• Form plugin integrations – Contact Form 7, WPForms, Fluent Forms, Gravity Forms and Elementor Pro.
• Preferences page – your own translatable unsubscribe / pause page instead of the bluefox hosted page.
• Inbound webhooks – bluefox subscription, bounce and complaint events stored in WordPress, with developer hooks.
• AI agent access (experimental) – read and change the settings through the WordPress Abilities API, for example with the MCP Adapter plugin.
• Privacy tools – consent records, IP address modes and retention, personal data export and erasure.
• Page-cache friendly (no nonces in public forms), accessible markup, English and Hungarian translations.

Requirements

Install

From WordPress.org – planned. Once listed, search for Connector for bluefox.email under Plugins → Add New.

From a zip – download the zip from Releases (or Code → Download ZIP), then upload it under Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin and activate it.

With git

cd wp-content/plugins
git clone https://github.com/beamkiller/connector-for-bluefox-email.git
wp plugin activate connector-for-bluefox-email

The repository root is the plugin; there is no build step.

Quick start

1. Open bluefox.email → General, enter your project ID and API key (or define CFBE_BLUEFOX_API_KEY in wp-config.php) and click Test connection.
2. Click Load lists and choose the default list.
3. In bluefox.email, turn on double opt-in for the list, choose its confirmation email (with {{verifyLink}}) and set its redirect link to your thank-you page.
4. Switch on the features you need under Features and configure each one on its tab.
5. Add the bluefox.email signup form block or [cfbe_form] to a page, create the thank-you page with [cfbe_thankyou], and click Register webhook in bluefox on the Webhooks tab.

The Getting started guide walks through each step.

Privacy

This plugin sends data to the external bluefox.email API (https://api.bluefox.email): email addresses, names, tags and lists of people who sign up, and – depending on the features you turn on – customer data, order and cart details and the emails sent with wp_mail(). Nothing is sent before you enter your project ID and API key. See the bluefox.email terms of use and privacy policy, and the privacy page of the docs.

License

GPL-2.0-or-later. See LICENSE.

Developed by Peter Kulcsár - KREMONT s.r.o.. This plugin is not developed by or affiliated with bluefox.email.