ConvertKit

Add a new custom field to your Kit account so the agent can track any subscriber attribute — purchase history, onboarding stage, content preferences — that your default fields don't cover.

Permanently remove a custom field from your Kit account, instantly wiping it from all subscriber records so your data model stays lean and GDPR-compliant.

Retrieve the complete list of custom fields defined in your Kit account so the agent can audit, map, or reference them before writing subscriber data.

Rename or modify an existing custom field's label so the agent can keep your data model consistent as your product evolves without touching individual subscriber records.

Subscribe an email address to a specific Kit form, triggering any automation rules attached to that form such as welcome sequences or tag assignments.

Retrieve every opt-in form in your Kit account — with IDs, names, and subscriber counts — so the agent can route new contacts to the correct form programmatically.

Pull every subscriber record attached to a specific Kit form, including their email, custom fields, and subscription date, so the agent can analyse or act on the full audience.

Retrieve every email sequence in your Kit account with IDs and names so the agent can reference, enrol subscribers in, or report on the correct drip campaign.

Fetch every subscriber currently enrolled in a specific Kit sequence along with their field values and subscription metadata so the agent can audit progress or personalise follow-ups.

Create a new subscriber tag in Kit so the agent can segment audiences dynamically as new products, campaigns, or behaviours emerge without manual setup.

Retrieve every tag defined in your Kit account so the agent can verify tag existence, map incoming events to the correct segment, or build a tagging audit report.

Apply an existing Kit tag to a specific subscriber so the agent can segment them for targeted sequences, broadcasts, or automations without touching the UI.

Pull all subscribers carrying a specific Kit tag along with their field data so the agent can target, audit, or export the exact segment for a campaign or compliance task.

Remove a specific tag from a subscriber's profile so the agent can update their segment membership when their status, behaviour, or product tier changes.

Enrol a subscriber into a specific Kit email sequence so the agent can trigger drip campaigns based on real-world events — purchases, signups, or CRM stage changes — with zero manual clicks.

Fires when a visitor submits any Kit opt-in form, delivering the subscriber's email and any custom field values the form collected.

Fires when a subscriber clicks a tracked link inside a Kit email, exposing the exact URL clicked and the subscriber's current tag and field state.

Fires when a Kit Commerce product is purchased, providing buyer email, product name, and purchase amount so the agent can trigger fulfilment and post-purchase flows.

Fires at the moment a Kit Commerce order record is created — before payment is confirmed — so the agent can prepare fulfilment steps while the transaction completes.

Fires once payment is confirmed and the Kit Commerce order reaches a completed state, signalling it is safe to release digital goods or access credentials.

Fires when a subscriber receives the final email in a Kit sequence, signalling the agent to graduate them to the next stage of their journey or hand them off to another system.

Fires the moment a subscriber is enrolled in any Kit sequence, giving the agent an immediate hook to log the enrolment, set fields, or coordinate with external systems.

Fires when a subscriber confirms their email address and moves from pending to active status, marking the earliest moment the agent can legitimately send marketing content.

Fires when a subscriber opts out of your Kit list, giving the agent a clean signal to update downstream systems before the next send goes out.

Fires whenever a specific tag is applied to a subscriber in Kit, giving the agent an event-driven hook to react to segment changes in real time.

Fires when a specific tag is removed from a subscriber in Kit, letting the agent react to segment exits — such as churns, upgrades, or re-engagements — as they happen.