How Do I Integrate a Custom Autoresponder?"

If your autoresponder isn't one of our built-in integrations, you have two options for connecting it to StealthSeminar:

1. Webhooks (recommended)
2. Custom thank-you-page script (not recommended, but available if needed).

Option 1: Webhooks (Recommended)

Webhooks are the most flexible and reliable way to integrate with an autoresponder that isn't natively supported. They let you pass rich attendee data to your autoresponder or automation tool — not just name and email, but also things like:

• Who attended
• Who saw your offer
• Who missed the webinar
• How far into the webinar someone watched

To get started: See our full webhooks documentation.

Recommended for connecting webhooks: Third-party automation platforms like Make and Pabbly make it easy to route webhook data into almost any autoresponder without writing code.

Please check our documentation > HERE

Webhooks are advanced and recommended way to integrate with your autoresponder. With this, you can also pass information like, who attended, saw offer, missed webinar, attended webinar till certain point etc. 3rd party apps. like > Make (https://make.com) and Pabbly (https://www.pabbly.com/) are also easy to use & recommended.

Option 2: Custom Thank-You-Page Script

If you'd rather not use webhooks, you can integrate by passing registrant data through a custom script on your thank-you page. This requires a developer and is more manual to set up and maintain, so we recommend Option 1 above whenever possible.

How it works

1. Have your developer build a script-based page that:
   • Reads parameters from the URL (e.g., https://site.com/?parameter=value  )
   • Passes those parameter values to your autoresponder
2. Set that page as your Thank You Page in StealthSeminar, and append the parameters you want to send to your autoresponder.

Example

If your script is hosted at https://mysite.com/script.php  , you'd format the thank-you-page URL like this:

https://mysite.com/script.php?name={name}&email={email}

In this example:

• ?name={name}   passes the registrant's name
• &email={email}   passes the registrant's email address

You can chain together as many parameters as you need using &   between each one.

Available parameters