WPForms to Zoho Bigin Integration
A WPForms to Zoho Bigin integration sends every form submission straight into Zoho Bigin as a contact, company or other supported record, with no manual entry and no code.
FormBridge for Zoho connects WPForms to Zoho Bigin through a single feed. This guide covers the complete process, from creating the feed and picking the trigger to choosing the Bigin module, turning on the duplicate check, mapping the fields and testing the result.
Supported form plugins and Zoho apps
FormBridge for Zoho connects these WordPress form plugins with these Zoho apps. This page follows the WPForms to Zoho Bigin route from start to finish.
WordPress form plugins
- Elementor Forms
- Contact Form 7
- WPForms
- Gravity Forms
- Fluent Forms
- Ninja Forms
- Forminator Forms
- Formidable Forms
- Happyforms
- SureForms
Zoho apps
- Zoho CRM
- Zoho Bigin
- Zoho Books
- Zoho Desk
- Zoho Campaigns
- Zoho Marketing Automation
Before you start
- WPForms is installed and activated, and you have created at least one WPForms.
- FormBridge for Zoho is installed and activated on the same site.
- Your Zoho account is authorised under FormBridge for Zoho → Connections. If it isn’t, follow the guide to creating a Zoho connection.
- You know which Zoho Bigin module should receive the data, and your form collects that module’s required fields.
WPForms to Zoho Bigin Integration: Step-by-Step Setup
Nine steps, from creating the feed to a live submission reaching Zoho Bigin.
Steps 1–4 · Trigger and details
Step 1: Create a new integration feed
FormBridge for Zoho › All FeedsIn your WordPress dashboard, open FormBridge for Zoho, click All Feeds, then click + Add New Feed.
Starting a new feed from the All Feeds screen. Step 2: Select WPForms as the trigger
New feed › Trigger appFrom the list of trigger apps, select WPForms. The feed will now run each time the form you choose is submitted.
Selecting WPForms as the trigger. Step 3: Enter a feed title
New feed › Feed titleOn the Name this feed screen, enter the required information. In the Feed title field, enter a name of your choice, for example WPForms to Zoho Bigin contacts. The title is used inside WordPress only, in the feed list and the delivery log.
Naming the feed. Step 4: Select your form
New feed › FormOpen the Form dropdown, which lists your WPForms. Select the one that should send data to Zoho Bigin, for example Hospital form, then click Continue.
One feed, one formEach feed listens to exactly one form. To connect another form, create another feed.
Choosing the form this feed listens to.
Steps 5–9 · Destination and mapping
Step 5: Select your connected account
Zoho connection step › Connected accountOn the Zoho connection step, open the Connected account dropdown and choose the Zoho account you connected under FormBridge for Zoho → Connections.
No account in the list?Create a connection first, then return to the feed. Learn how to create a Zoho connection.
Choosing the connected Zoho account. Step 6: Select Zoho Bigin as the Zoho app
Zoho connection step › Zoho AppNext, open the Zoho App dropdown and select Zoho Bigin. This tells FormBridge to send the submitted form data to Zoho Bigin.
Selecting Zoho Bigin as the destination app. Step 7: Select the Zoho Bigin module
Zoho connection step › Module / resourceFrom the Module / resource dropdown, choose the Bigin module that should receive your form data. To add new people from a contact form, choose Contacts.
Choosing the Zoho Bigin module that receives the data. Step 8: Turn on the duplicate check
Zoho connection step › Duplicate CheckThe duplicate check looks for an existing Bigin record that matches the submission, based on email, name or another field. When it finds a match, FormBridge updates that record instead of creating a new one.
Turn it on if you want existing records updated, then click Next.
Turning on the duplicate check to update existing records. Step 9: Map your form fields and create the feed
Mapping step › Field MappingMatch each WPForms field to the Zoho Bigin field that should store its value. Click Add Mapping Row to map more fields.
Required fieldsEach Bigin module has its own required fields. For Contacts, map a value to Last Name. If a required field is empty, Bigin won’t create the record.
Mapping WPForms fields to Zoho Bigin fields. If a Bigin field should always get the same value, set a static value in its mapping row instead of choosing a form field. When the required fields are mapped, click Create feed. The feed starts listening to the selected form straight away, and can be disabled later without being deleted.
Adding a static value and creating the feed. Delivery logsEvery delivery, successful or failed, is recorded under FormBridge for Zoho → Logs. Failed deliveries can be sent again with Resubmit.
- One feed listens to exactly one form. If two WPForms should send data to Zoho Bigin, create two feeds.
- Changing the Zoho app, account or module after mapping clears the mapping rows, so set those first.
- To see exact Zoho Bigin field API names, go to FormBridge for Zoho → Connections and click Modules & Fields for the account.
Feed settings reference
| Setting | Stage | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Trigger app | Trigger | The source that starts a delivery. Here, WPForms. |
| Feed title | Details | Names the feed in the feed list and the delivery log. Used inside WordPress only. |
| Form | Details | The single form this feed listens to. |
| Connected account | Destination | The authorised Zoho account where records are created. |
| Zoho App | Destination | Chooses the Zoho app that receives the data. Select Zoho Bigin. |
| Module / resource | Destination | The Zoho Bigin module that receives the record, such as Contacts. |
| Duplicate Check | Destination | Updates a matching Bigin record instead of creating a new one. |
| Source | Mapping | Form field sends the visitor’s input. Static value sends the same text every time. |
| Form field / Zoho field | Mapping | The form field to send and the Zoho Bigin field that receives it. |
| Add Mapping Row | Mapping | Adds another field pair. |
| Create feed | Mapping | Saves the feed and starts listening to the form. |
Verify the integration
- Submit a test entry on the page holding your form, using an email address you can recognise.
- Check the log under FormBridge for Zoho → Logs and confirm the delivery succeeded.
- Find the record in the Bigin module you selected by searching for the test email.
- Check the values, including any static values.
- Test the duplicate check, if it’s on, by submitting the same email again. The existing record should update.
Troubleshooting
Pick the symptom you’re seeing to get the fix.
No record is created
- Likely cause
- A required field is unmapped.
- How to fix it
- Check the selected module, then map every field Zoho Bigin marks as required. For Contacts, that includes Last Name.
No form in the dropdown
- Likely cause
- The form hasn’t been saved, or WPForms isn’t active.
- How to fix it
- Save the form in WPForms, confirm the plugin is active, then reopen the feed and open the Form dropdown again.
Mapping rows cleared
- Likely cause
- The app, account or module changed after mapping.
- How to fix it
- Set the account, app and module first, then map the fields. Changing any of them resets the rows.
Duplicate records
- Likely cause
- The duplicate check is turned off in the feed.
- How to fix it
- Turn on the duplicate check in Step 8 and choose a match field, such as email.
Field name not found
- Likely cause
- The API name doesn’t exist in the selected module.
- How to fix it
- Check the correct name under FormBridge for Zoho → Connections → Modules & Fields.
Wrong form firing
- Likely cause
- The feed’s trigger points at a different form.
- How to fix it
- Check which form the trigger points at. Give every form that needs to reach Zoho Bigin its own feed.
Still stuck? Email the failed entry from the Logs screen to support@techwavesolutions.net, or ask in the FormBridge for Zoho community.
Frequently asked questions
Can I connect WPForms to Zoho Bigin?
Yes. Use WPForms as the trigger and Zoho Bigin as the destination. After selecting your form, choose your connected Zoho account, pick a Bigin module such as Contacts, then map your WPForms fields to the matching Bigin fields.
Do I need coding for the WPForms Zoho integration?
No. FormBridge for Zoho is set up entirely from its settings screens. You select WPForms, choose your form, pick a Zoho app and map the fields without writing any code.
Which Zoho Bigin module should I choose?
Choose the module where the form data belongs. For contact or enquiry forms, Contacts is the usual choice. Required fields differ by module, so map every required field for the module you pick.
Can FormBridge update existing Bigin records?
Yes. Turn on the duplicate check in Step 8. FormBridge then looks for a matching record, for example by email, and updates it instead of creating a new one.
Can two forms send data to Zoho Bigin?
Yes. Each feed listens to exactly one form, so create a separate feed for each form.
Can one form send data to multiple Zoho apps?
Yes. Create a separate feed for each destination. For example, one feed can send form data to Zoho Bigin while another sends the same form data to Zoho CRM.
Where do I find Zoho Bigin field API names?
Go to FormBridge for Zoho → Connections and click Modules & Fields for the connected account.
Related guides
Setting this up with a different form plugin or a different Zoho app? Start from the matching guide.
