Divi Email Subscription module supports several email providers.

You can create custom data fields within each mail provider that store different information about your subscribers. This data can then segment your mailing lists or create authors.

By default, all email providers support the following fields:

• Name

• Email

To collect additional information, you can configure new custom fields.

Once a custom column of information has been created for your list within your mail provider, a custom field can be added to your email subscription module.

When a visitor completes that custom field, the data entered will be stored in your list, in the subscriber user profile within your mail provider's system.

Add custom fields in your mail provider

Each mail provider works differently. Before you can add custom fields to your module, you must log in to your mail provider account and create the custom fields you want to use.

See the instructions below according to your provider to learn how to create custom fields. Then continue reading for more instructions on how to add those fields to your subscription module.

ActiveCampaign

Once you have added custom fields to your system, they will automatically appear in Divi and Bloom when you add new custom fields. To learn more, continue to step two.

Aweber

Once added, they will automatically appear in Divi and Bloom. Continue to step two for more information.

CampaignMonitor

The fields created will automatically appear in Divi and Bloom. Continue to step two.

ConstantContact

Convertkit

Convertkit has a tutorial on how to add custom fields. Learn more [here].

Fields will automatically be displayed in Divi and Bloom. Continue to step two.

Emma

Fields will automatically appear in Divi and Bloom. Continue to step two.

Feedblitz

When they receive data from a custom field you add to your module, they automatically save it to their system. Continue to learn how to add fields to your module.

GetResponse

Fields will automatically appear in Divi and Bloom. Continue to step two.

HubSpot

Fields will automatically appear in Divi and Bloom. Continue to step two.

iContact

Fields will automatically appear in Divi and Bloom. Continue to step two.

Infusionsoft

Fields will automatically appear in Divi and Bloom. Continue to step two.

MadMimi

MadMimi does not require you to add custom fields to his platform. When they receive data from a custom field added in your module, they save that data automatically. Continue to learn how to add fields to your module.

MailChimp

Fields will automatically appear in Divi and Bloom. Continue to step two.

MailerLite

Fields will automatically appear in Divi and Bloom. Continue to step two.

MailPoet

Fields will automatically appear in Divi and Bloom. Continue to step two.

Mailster

Mailster does not require you to add custom fields to your platform. When they receive data from a custom field added in your module, they automatically save them. Continue to learn how to add fields.

Ontraport

Fields will automatically appear in Divi and Bloom. Continue to step two.

SalesForce

Fields will automatically appear in Divi and Bloom. Continue to step two.

SendinBlue

Fields will automatically appear in Divi and Bloom. Continue to step two.

Add predefined custom fields to the subscription module

Most mail providers send Divi all the information in your custom fields, and the subscription module will be populated with a list of available fields.

Once you have added custom fields as described above, they will be available throughContent → Fields → Use Custom Fields.

Here you can also add links to input tags and rearrange the fields.

Add custom fields manually to the subscription module

Some providers do not send custom field data to Divi.

For these suppliers, you must set up the fields manually. These include:

• Aweber

• Mailster

• SendinBlue

• MadMimi

If you use any of these, you can manually select the field type and create the items after selecting your custom field.

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Add links to your check boxes

A common use of checkbox fields is to register consent for data privacy regulations such as GDPR.

In these cases, you can link your privacy policy or terms of service from a checkbox item. All boxes and option buttons support custom links.

To add a link to a field item, click the link icon and add the text and URL.