Eloqua is a marketing automation platform from Oracle that offers campaign design, advanced lead scoring, real-time firmographic data, and integrated sales tools.
About this Integration
After connecting your Eloqua Forms account to Stensul, users can select and import Eloqua forms directly into landing pages. This allows you to maintain form functionality while building pages in Stensul. To use this integration, a user needs to have an existing Eloqua Forms account with appropriate form access permissions.
This feature requires your Stensul account to have the Landing Page product add-on.
Setup in Eloqua
Stensul supports either a traditional Username and Password authentication process or OAuth 2.0 authentication. Both authentication methods require a the username and password of a specific permissioned user in Eloqua.
Learn more about the set up process here.
Setup in Stensul
Before getting started
Ensure you have the correct permissions to access the integration
Gather all required credentials from your Eloqua instance
Verify your forms are published in Eloqua
Permissions Required
To access Eloqua forms in the landing page Builder, certain permissions must be added to your roles:
Permissions | Description |
| This permission enables users to access many integration and ecosystem related features including the Stensul builder’s upload modal and content source modals. |
| This permission enables users to access the “Integrations” tab within the “Admin” section of the platform. This in turn enables users to |
Credentials Required for Setup
Credential | Documentation Link | Example |
Company |
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Username |
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Password |
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Client ID | Optional for OAuth 2.0 Authentication. ID that is used by Eloqua to authorize Stensul for authentication. |
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Client Secret | Optional for OAuth 2.0 Authentication. Password that is used by Eloqua to authorize Stensul for authentication. |
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Setting up the Integration
Next, navigate to the integrations page in Stensul by going to Admin > Platform Settings > Integrations > Available.
Then, scroll down to the Eloqua integration labeled “Eloqua Forms“ and select “Connect”.
Here, you can enter the credentials that you created and collected from the setup process above.
CompanyUsernamePassword
If using OAuth 2.0
Client IDClient Secret
Once each value is entered, set the Use for landing pages toggle to enabled and then select “Save”.
Using the Integration
Permissions
Make sure you have the correct permissions enabled.
manage_lp_integrations will allow users to export pages to and add forms from their MAP.
To add modules or elements to the page, make sure add_lp_modules_elements is on.
Form Selection
Add a form to the page:
1. Open your landing page in the builder
2. Click the "Add Module" or “Add element” button in the left sidebar
3. Select a "Form" element or a module with a Form inside it
4. Drag the form to your desired location
If a form is already on the page:
1. Click the form module in your template
2. In the settings panel, click "Select a form"
3. Choose your form from the list of available Eloqua forms
4. The form will automatically update in your landing page
Select the form:
With the form module selected, click "Select a Form"
Choose “Eloqua Forms” from the select a source dropdown
Choose your form from the list of available Eloqua forms
You can search by form name if needed
The form will appear in your landing page
Troubleshooting
If you don't see your Eloqua forms:
Verify your Eloqua connection in Admin > Platform Settings > Integrations
Ensure your forms are published in Eloqua
Try refreshing the form list
Contact support if issues persist
Need help? Contact Stensul Support at [email protected]