Thrive Architect

#Overview

WP Fusion lets you control the visibility of Thrive Architect elements based on a user’s tags or lists in your connected CRM or marketing automation platform.

For information on syncing leads to your CRM from Thrive contact forms, see the Thrive Leads documentation.

When editing an element, on the sidebar menu, add a conditional display by clicking the “Add Display”.

A screen displaying a sleek website design interface includes options like Borders & Corners, Shadow, and Responsive. WP Fusion CRM integration enhances the section titled Get Started Right Away With [Benefit of the Book], featuring input fields for Name and Email. A red arrow points to Add display.

Add a new rule, and specify tags that are required to display/hide the element.

Screenshot of a settings interface for display conditions with WP Fusion CRM integration. Options include setting conditions based on user actions, like Has WP Fusion tags. A dropdown menu lists choices like Free Download and Free Membership. A Save button is prominently visible.

If the condition is set to “Display content”, and tags are specified, the element will be hidden from logged out users, and will only be displayed for users who have at least one of the selected tags.

If the condition is set to “Hide content”, and tags are specified, the element will be displayed for logged out users, and will be hidden for users who have at least one of the selected tags.

#Optin forms

For integration with Thrive Architect’s opt-in forms, see the Thrive Automator documentation.

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