mtreherne

Integrates WooCommerce with ActiveCampaign by adding or updating a contact on ActiveCampaign with specified tags, when an order is created on WooCommerce at checkout. You also have the option of a checkbox at checkout to mimic a subscription form and allow contacts to signup to marketing.
Using the plugin means that all of your shop customers will be automatically created as contacts on ActiveCampaign. They will have their first name, last name, email and phone number taken from their billing details on their order. You must specify (in the plugin settings) on which ActiveCampaign list contacts are added or updated.
You may tag all contacts created in this way with multiple tags e.g. you may want to track that the source is your WooCommerce shop and that an order has been created. It is also possible to add tags based on each product item on an order e.g. if you want to know exactly what items a customer has ordered or perhaps a type of item (by using the same tag for multiple products).
This enables you to use ActiveCampaign automations (or integration with other applications) based on shop orders and products.
You have the option in settings to track order status. This means that contacts are created as soon as an order is created at checkout, and the suffix (pending), (failed), (processing), (on-hold), (cancelled) or (completed) will be appended to the last tags listed. The tags will be updated as the status changes. Please read the FAQs for an example to help you understand this option.
If a customer already exists as a contact on ActiveCampaign their details will be updated (note that a new contact will have a status of active, but updates will retain the existing contact status for the ActiveCampaign list).
A WooCommerce system status log called <code>wc-ac-hook*.log</code> can be checked for errors.

WC-AC Hook

Integrates WooCommerce with ActiveCampaign by adding or updating a contact on ActiveCampaign with specified tags, when an order is created at checkout …

Freemius

Matt Pramschufer

emoxie

ActiveCampaign does not have a native email preference center to allow your customers to manage their subscriptions to various lists. 
I developed this plugin to make it quick and easy to integrate an ActiveCampaign email preference center into WordPress.
<h4>The FREE version of this plugin gives you the following features:</h4>
<ul>
<li>Easy Access to all of your ActiveCampaign lists</li>
<li>Ability for users to look up their subscriptions</li>
<li>Ability for users to subscribe and un-subscribe from all of your ActiveCampaign lists</li>
<li>Easy integration via WordPress shortcode</li>
</ul>
<h4>Usage</h4>
Integration is easy, just use the shortcode 
 [ac-preference-center] 
on any page, post or widget area to integrate your email preference center.
<h4>The PREMIUM version of this plugin includes the following additional features:</h4>
<ul>
<li>Select which ActiveCampaign lists to show in email preference center</li>
<li>The ability to change the name of your ActiveCampaign list for presentational purposes. (i.e. If your list is called Our Customers in ActiveCampaign, you could change that to Mailing List for the frontend</li>
<li>Assign a description for each of your ActiveCampaign lists to describe your difference email lists</li>
<li>Control various template elements through use of simple shortcode flags.</li>
<li>Able to have logged in users automatically pull their subscribed lists.</li>
<li>Ability to implement tamper protection to send an email to user to confirm their email address before updating email preferences.</li>
</ul>

ActiveCampaign Email Preference Center

Allow users to manage their subscriptions to your ActiveCampaign lists through an integrated email preference center for WordPress.

WC-AC Hook vs ActiveCampaign Email Preference Center