Yes — with one small detour. Mailpro automations do not yet have a native "form submitted" trigger, but you can connect any Mailpro form to an automation in two steps: tell the form to add the new contact to a list (or apply a tag), then run your automation on that list-add or tag-add event. The contact experience is identical to a direct form trigger.
How to bridge a form into an automation
In the form builder, configure the success action to either subscribe the contact to a specific list or apply a tag like quote-requested or signed-up-webinar. On the automation side, choose the Subscribe trigger (for list-add) or the Tag trigger (for tag-add) and point it at the same list or tag. Activate. The next form submission triggers your automation immediately.
What this gives you
This pattern unlocks every automation Mailpro supports today: a welcome email after a contact form, a follow-up SMS after a webinar signup, a sales alert internally after a quote request. You can also keep the form’s built-in email confirmation and email alert to you independently of the automation, so the same submission can power both.
When the native form trigger arrives
A direct "Form submitted" automation trigger is on the roadmap. Until then, the tag/list bridge is the recommended path — we use it ourselves for our own automations.
Connect any form to an automation today
Pick a form on the Mailpro forms page, configure it to assign a tag to the contact, then build the automation against that tag using the available automation triggers.
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