Build Postscale forms with Paperform

Postscale is a transactional email platform with inbox warming, Shield email masking, and deliverability tools for developers and businesses.

Paperform connects to Postscale directly through Stepper workflows.

Each lead, sign-up or response can go to Postscale, where your campaigns, ads and social channels run.

How Postscale connects to Paperform

Direct methods run inside your Paperform account. Zapier and Make are there too if your team already uses them.

Stepper workflows

Direct

Run a Stepper workflow when someone submits your form: 11 Postscale actions and 4 triggers, included in your Paperform account.

  1. Open Stepper from your Paperform account and create a workflow.
  2. Start it with the Paperform “New Submission” trigger and choose your form.
  3. Add a Postscale step, connect your account and map the submission’s answers to its fields.

Postscale actions in Stepper

  • Send Email
  • Send Emails (Batch)
  • Create Template
  • Update Template
  • Delete Template
  • Add Suppression
  • Remove Suppression
  • Create Shield Alias
  • Update Shield Alias
  • Delete Shield Alias
  • +1 more

Postscale events that can start a workflow

  • Email Delivered
  • Email Bounced
  • Email Complained
  • Email Received (Inbound)

What your form sends to Postscale

For example, with a Stepper workflow the “Send Email” action takes these fields. Map each one to a question on your form, and every submission fills them in.

Postscale fieldQuestion on your formRequired
From EmailEmailYes
To (Recipients)Short answerYes
CCShort answerNo
BCCShort answerNo
SubjectShort answerNo
HTML BodyLong answerNo
Text BodyLong answerNo
TemplateDropdown or choiceNo

Start from a template

Pick a template, then connect it to Postscale. There are 30,000+ in the templates directory.

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Questions

Bring us the workflow that keeps breaking

Start with the one form whose data never quite lands where it should. Connect the rest when you're ready.

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