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title: Connecting Fluent Forms from one domain with Fluent CRM to another domain
description: "[FluentCRM](https://fluentcrm.com/) is a self-hosted Email Marketing Automation Plugin for WordPress. Manage your leads and customers, email campaigns, automated email sequencing, monitor user activities, and many more in one place! FluentCRM's WebHooks feature allows you to transfer leads collected through Fluent…"
url: "https://fluentforms.com/docs/connecting-fluent-forms-from-one-domain-with-fluent-crm-to-another-domain/"
updated: "2025-06-03"
category: Miscellaneous
---

# Connecting Fluent Forms from one domain with Fluent CRM to another domain

[FluentCRM](https://fluentcrm.com/) is a self-hosted Email Marketing Automation Plugin for WordPress. Manage your leads and customers, email campaigns, automated email sequencing, monitor user activities, and many more in one place!

FluentCRM's WebHooks feature allows you to transfer leads collected through Fluent Forms on one domain to FluentCRM on another.

This article will show you how to collect leads of Fluent Forms from one domain with FluentCRM to another domain.

## Create a WebHook in FluentCRM

If you want to collect user information from one domain to another, you can use FluentCRM's **WebHooks** feature. First, navigate to the domain from which you want to transfer the leads.

Go to the FluentCRM dashboard of the domain where **FluentCRM**is installed. Now, navigate to **Settings**sections and click the **Incoming WebHooks** options.

Then click on **Create Webhook** to make a new WebHook. 

![Webhook Settings FluentCRM 01 scaled 47763](https://fluentforms.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Webhook-Settings-FluentCRM-01-scaled.webp)

A popup will appear. Now you will fill in the **fields **details-

- **Name**: Assign a descriptive name for the WebHook.
- **List**: Select a subscriber list where the leads will be added.
- **Tags**: Assign tags to categorize these leads.
- **Status**: Set the WebHook status to **Active**.

After That, click on the **Create** button like the example given below. This is how the **WebHook** gets generated.

![create weebhook 02 scaled 47763](https://fluentforms.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/create-weebhook-02-scaled.webp)

After creation, copy the **WebHook URL**. This will be used to link Fluent Forms to FluentCRM.

![create weebhook 03 scaled 47763](https://fluentforms.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/create-weebhook-03-scaled.webp)

## Set Up Fluent Forms on the Source Domain

Now, go to the Fluent Forms dashboard on the domain where the forms are installed. [Create a new form](https://fluentforms.com/docs/how-to-create-a-form-with-fluent-forms/) or use an existing one with fields like **Name** and **Email**.

![Form 04 scaled 47763](https://fluentforms.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Form-04-scaled.webp)

Then, go to **Integrations** from the Fluent Forms Navbar, search for **Webhook**in the search bar, and download the **Webhook integration module**.

Now, turn on the **Toggle** to enable the **Webhook**module.

![enable webhook module 05 scaled 47763](https://fluentforms.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/enable-webhook-module-05-scaled.webp)

Now, go back to the form you've created. To configure the **WebHook** Integration, click the **Webhook** options from the **forms** **Settings** tab. Next, click the **Add New** button to set up a new **Webhook**feed.

![add webhook 06 scaled 47763](https://fluentforms.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/add-webhook-06-scaled.webp)

Here appears a new window. Now you will fill in the details.

**A. Name**: Enter a unique name to the integration setup.

**B. Request URL**: Paste the WebHook URL copied from FluentCRM.

**C. Request Method**: Set to **POST** from the dropdown.

**D. Request Format**: Select **JSON** from the dropdown options.

**E. Request Headers**: Leave as **No Headers** (default).

**F. Request Body:**Choose **Selected Fields** in the Request Body section.

Map the form fields (Name, Email) to the corresponding WebHook keys by copying the key values from FluentCRM and pasting them into the Value field.

**G. Conditional Logic:**If you want to allow **Webhook** integration conditionally based on your submission values, then**Enable Conditional Logic**options. To know more about this conditional logic, read the [article](https://fluentforms.com/docs/set-up-forms-with-conditional-logic-in-fluent-forms/).

After completing all the fields, click the **Save Feed** button to save the setup.

![WebHook Settings 07 scaled 47763](https://fluentforms.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/WebHook-Settings-07-scaled.webp)

> Make sure the second domain doesn’t have FluentCRM installed.

Now, enter test data in the form on the source domain and **submit** it.

![08 47763](https://fluentforms.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/08.webp)

After that**,** go to FluentCRM on the destination domain and refresh the **Contacts** page. The submitted data should now appear in the contacts list.

![09 scaled 47763](https://fluentforms.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/09-scaled.webp)

Using **Fluent Forms** and **WebHooks**, you can create as many WebHooks as required and collect leads from multiple domains into a centralized FluentCRM database**.**

If you have any further questions, concerns, or suggestions, please do not hesitate to contact our [@support team](https://wpmanageninja.com/support-tickets/?utm_source=wpmn&utm_medium=home&utm_campaign=site#/). Thank you.