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Is it possible to build a url to be included in an email sent from CiviCRM such that when the user clicks the link, they will automatically be tagged with a term in the system? Or maybe add an activity to their record? Basically I'm looking for a way to do a 1-click and done action to track some things in the system.

Forgot to mention I am using Drupal.

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  • It would help if you specify your CMS since I can imagine that Drupal might offer some options eg, link back to a webform which user submits, result being user gets tagged. not quite one-click, but closer than civi offers out of the box
    – petednz - fuzion ♦
    May 30 '17 at 19:52
  • Thanks, yes I am looking at the webform route as a worst case scenario, but was hoping someone had a cool one click solution.
    – Roland Snowe
    May 30 '17 at 22:59
  • Understood. We all hope for the Cool One Click Extension at times
    – petednz - fuzion ♦
    May 31 '17 at 0:30
  • You could add a little js to the webform to make it autosubmit as soon as it's loaded.
    – Coleman
    Jun 2 '17 at 17:20
  • Could something be created with CiviEntity and Rules? Perhaps: The email has a link to a particular node and the URL includes a token for the contact's Civi ID. Then when that node is viewed, the Contact ID from the URL is fetched and then a tag is added to that Contact ID?
    – Allen Hutchison
    Sep 30 '17 at 23:21
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I would do this with a Drupal webform as follows:

  • Contact 1 - current user (if not logged in you'd need a checksum)
  • Contact 2 - the person to be tagged - set this as "existing contact" prepopulated from the url.
  • The tag will have to be preselected in the webform, so you'd have do clone this webform for each tag you want.
  • Add a tiny bit of javascript to the form to make it auto-submit.
  • On submit, redirect or display a success message.
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