If your form sends email notifications, Dash Dolphin reads them. No plugins, no code changes. Use this page to find instructions on how it connects to your platform, form builder, or CRM.
Drop-in WordPress plugins you probably already have installed. Dash Dolphin reads their notification emails out of the box.
Hosted form tools you embed on any site. If it sends a notification email, we connect.
Already using a CRM? Dash Dolphin sits in front of it, texting you the second a lead comes in.
Single-page, conversion-focused tools. We catch the lead the moment the form hits submit.
However you build your WordPress site, Dash Dolphin works with the forms you already have.
Whichever platform your website lives on, if it can send a form notification email, Dash Dolphin works.
Yes. If your tool sends you an email notification when someone fills out a form (and literally every form tool does), Dash Dolphin works. The integration pages on this site just walk through the most common setups. The actual mechanism is the same for every tool.
No. There’s no Dash Dolphin plugin to install on your site. The whole setup is one email address you add to your form’s notification list. No code, no API, no webhook, no IT ticket.
Yes. Literally ALL CRMs. If your CRM sends you an email notification when a form is filled out (and they all do), Dash Dolphin works. HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Keap, ActiveCampaign, Salesforce, Pipedrive, every one of them.
No. Dash Dolphin is additive. Your existing email notifications to yourself, your team, and your CRM keep running exactly as they do today. Dash Dolphin just gets a copy too, then texts the right person in 5 seconds.
Yes. Each form can be its own connection in Dash Dolphin with its own recipient and schedule. Contact form to the owner, quote form to sales, service form to dispatch. All on the same plan, no extra users to add.
5 seconds. The form fires the notification email the moment someone hits submit, we receive it, filter it, format it, and text whoever you set up to be notified. Fast enough that the customer is still on your thank-you page when your phone buzzes.
If your form sends an email when someone submits, Dash Dolphin can read it. Tell us what you’re using and we’ll confirm.
