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What is ActiveCampaign and Why Use This Integration?
ActiveCampaign is an email marketing and CRM platform used to manage contact lists, run automations, and send targeted campaigns. When you connect ActiveCampaign to a LanderLab landing page, every lead that submits your form is instantly added as a contact in the ActiveCampaign lists you choose, with tags applied and form fields mapped to the correct contact properties. The ActiveCampaign connection works in two stages. First you add your ActiveCampaign account to LanderLab using your Account URL and API Key. Then you connect that account to your landing page and configure lists, tags, and field mapping.ActiveCampaign integrations are not saved globally. Each integration is configured per landing page, so you will need to set up a new ActiveCampaign connection for each landing page where you want to sync leads.
Before You Begin
You will need two things from your ActiveCampaign account before starting:- Account URL - your unique ActiveCampaign account URL (e.g.
https://your-account.api-us1.com) - API Key - your ActiveCampaign API key
How to Add ActiveCampaign
Stage 1: Add Your ActiveCampaign Account
Go to your landing page
Navigate to Landing Pages and click the name of the landing page where you want to add ActiveCampaign.
Select ActiveCampaign
From the list of available integrations, find ActiveCampaign (labeled as “Sync leads with ActiveCampaign as they come in”) and click on it.
Fill in your account credentials
Enter the following details:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | A label to identify this account connection (e.g. “ActiveCampaign Main Account”). |
| Account URL | Your ActiveCampaign account URL (e.g. https://your-account.api-us1.com). |
| API Key | Your ActiveCampaign API key from the Developer settings page. |
Stage 2: Configure Lists, Tags, and Field Mapping
Once your account is added, the wizard moves to the integration configuration. This is where you choose which lists to add leads to and how your form fields map to ActiveCampaign contact properties.Step 1: Configure Lists and Tags
Set a name for this integration
Give this integration a recognizable label (e.g. “ActiveCampaign - Solar Leads”). This helps you identify it in the integrations list on your landing page.
Select your Lists
Click the Lists dropdown and select one or more ActiveCampaign lists. Every lead submitted through this landing page will be added as a contact to the lists you select here. This field is required.
Lists must already exist in your ActiveCampaign account. You cannot create new lists from this step.
Add Tags (optional)
In the Tags field, pick from existing tags or type to create new ones. Tags are applied to every contact added through this landing page and are useful for segmenting leads by campaign, offer, or traffic source.
Step 2: Map Your Fields
Map your form fields to ActiveCampaign contact properties
You will see a list of all fields from your landing page form on the left, and a dropdown to select the matching ActiveCampaign contact property on the right.Map each form field to the corresponding ActiveCampaign property. At minimum, map Email as it is required to create a contact.
Fields you do not map will not be sent to ActiveCampaign. Use the checkboxes on the left to include or exclude individual fields.
| Form Field | ActiveCampaign Property |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Full Name |
| Email* | |
| Phone Number | Phone |
| (other form fields) | Select field |
Step 3: Review and Connect
Review your integration
The final step shows a full summary of your ActiveCampaign integration including the integration name, selected lists, applied tags, and all mapped fields. Review everything carefully before activating.If anything looks wrong, click Back to return to the previous steps and make changes.
Tips for ActiveCampaign Integration
- Email is required - ActiveCampaign uses email as the unique identifier for contacts. Always map the email field and make sure your form includes an email input.
- Existing contacts are updated - If a lead submits with an email that already exists in ActiveCampaign, LanderLab will update the existing contact record rather than creating a duplicate.
- Use tags to trigger automations - If you have ActiveCampaign automations set up to trigger when a tag is applied, adding the right tag here will automatically enroll new leads into those automations.
- Use lists to segment by campaign - Assign different landing pages to different lists to keep your contacts organized by offer, product, or traffic source.
- Test with a real submission - After connecting, submit a test lead on your landing page and verify the contact appears in your ActiveCampaign account within a few seconds.