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Send Custom Properties From Postscript Popups to Subscriber Profiles in Omnisend

Have you set up your Omnisend integration? Before sending email data to Omnisend, be sure you've set up your integration. You can learn how to connect Omnisend and Postscript here.

Postscript popups continue to be a powerful (and compliant) way to collect SMS subscribers. But did you know that in addition to collecting phone numbers, you can also configure your Postscript popup to collect email? And if you have an active Omnisend integration, you can send that email data to Omnisend.

Before We Begin


It's important to make sure your account is set up to properly pass data from Postscript to Omnisend. Please review the following items before getting started.

  • In order for data to properly pass from Postscript to Omnisend, please ensure the integration is configured correctly.

  • Make sure your Postscript popup is set up to collect emails and custom properties. View this guide if you need support updating your popups.

  • Ensure you've configured your Postscript popup to forward email data to Omnisend. For more information, see here.

Set Up Custom Property Collection in Postscript



Select the popup layer where you would like to collect information from a subscriber.

  1. Edit an existing text block or add a new one for the question text by selecting the [+] button in the bottom right to Add Blocks. Then select the Text tile under General and drag it onto the layer. Next, add the text of the question (i.e. "How do you like your seltzer?").

  2. Now you can add a button for each possible answer. Select the [+] button in the bottom right to Add Blocks and then select the Button tile under General, dragging it onto the layer and placing it beneath the question text block.

  3. Select the button and edit the text in the Content text box in the upper left. This text must match the property value you want to set for the subscriber (i.e. "Bottle"). Note that the text displayed on each button will also be the custom property value and is case sensitive.

  4. Repeat steps 4 and 5 for each custom property value option subscribers can choose from.

  5. Next, select the first button, and then select Settings in the top left.

  6. In the On click drop-down menu, select the Submit form and navigate to a step option.

  7. In the Navigate to drop-down menu, select which layer you want the subscriber to see after they select this button.

  8. Select the Save a custom subscriber property checkbox.

  9. In the Subscriber property drop-down menu, select an existing property or select Create new custom subscriber property if you need to add a new one.

  10. Repeat steps 6 through 10 for each button on the popup layer.

  11. After adjusting the Settings for each button in the popup, select the Save button in the upper right.

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