Arigato PRO | FAQ

This powerful email marketing plugin allows scheduling of automated autoresponder messages and newsletters, and managing a mailing list. Use it for all kind of drip marketing campaigns, email based courses, product or service updates, and many more.

Features

• Unlimited number of subscribers
• Unlimited number of newsletters
• Unlimited number of auto-responder / drip marketing email messages
• Import and exports members from / to CSV file
• Send messages X days after user registration
• Send messages on fixed dates
• Send newsletters / news flashes
• Add attachments
• Double opt-in
• Google reCaptcha against spam
• Question based captcha
• Selected user role can manage the auto-responder
• Sends hooks for integration with other plugins
• Redirecting after registration
• Optional admin notifications on subscribe / unsubscribe
• Automatically subscribe users who register on your site / blog (optional)
• Automatically create WP user accounts for mailing list subscribers (optional)
• Optional public newsletters archive
• Detailed email log
• Compatible with all SMTP plugins: will send emails through them
• GDPR compliance features
• Webhooks for integration to CRM and any other systemsthrough Zapier and similar services
• PHP 6, PHP 7, PHP 8 compatible
• Always updated and supported

Integrations

Built-in integration with Contact Form 7
Built-in integration with Jetpack Contact Form
Built-in integration with Ninja Forms
Built-in integration with Formidable Forms
Built-in integration with WPForms

Hooks

The plugin will send the following hooks:

• do_action(‘arigato_subscribed’, $status, $user_id) – when an user subscribes. The variable $status is true when the subscription is immediately activated and false if email confirmation is required,
• do_action(‘arigato_confirmed’, $member->id) – when a subscriber confirms their email address.
• do_action(‘arigato_unsubscribed’, $user) – when a subscriber unsubscribes. Sends the user object and not the ID so you don’t need to run a select query with this action.
• do_action(‘arigato_welcome_email’, $user_id, $mail, $user) – when the user receives a welcome (first “0 days” email).
• do_action(‘arigato_subscribed’, $status, $user_id) – called when the new user subscribes. The argument $status is true when the subscriber is already activated and false when double optin confirmation is expected.
• do_action(“arigato_cron_job_ran”) – called when the plugin completes the cron job (once on each run). No arguments passed.
• do_action(“arigato_sent_newsletter”, $newsletter_id, $num_mails_sent) – called after sending newsletter. Passes the newsletter ID and the number of emails sent.

Community Translations

Swedish translation available thanks to Patrik: .po / .mo
German translation available thanks to @mpek: .po / .mo
Japanese translation is included thanks to Takeshi Abe