Bit Integrations Smart Tags

Enhance your WordPress site with Bit Integrations Smart Codes. Effortlessly display and capture dynamic user information using customizable shortcodes for smooth integrations.

How to Use the General Short Code?

When creating an integration with Bit Integrations, you’ll see general smart codes available when mapping the trigger to the action.

List of Available General Smart Codes

• Current Date Time: This smart tag inserts the current date and time when a form is submitted, following the date and time format set in your WordPress settings. For Example: “Action completed on ${_bi_current_time},” which will display as “Action completed on November 4, 2024, 10:30 AM” if that is the current date and time on your site.
• Administrator Email: This smart tag inserts the email address of the WordPress site administrator. For Example: “If you have questions, please contact us at ${_bi_admin_email},” which will display as “If you have questions, please contact us at admin@example.com.”
• Date (default format): This smart tag inserts the current date in your WordPress site’s default date format. For Example: “Report generated on ${_bi_date_default},” which will display as “Report generated on 04/11/2024” if your WordPress default date format is set to “MM/DD/YYYY.”
• Date(mm/dd/yyy): This smart tag inserts the current date in the “MM/DD/YYYY” format. For Example: “Form submitted on ${_bi_date.m/d/y},” which will display as “Form submitted on 11/04/2024.”
• Date(dd/mm/yyy): This smart tag inserts the current date in the “DD/MM/YYYY” format. For Example: “Event will take place on ${_bi_date.d/m/y},” which will display as “Event will take place on 04/11/2024” if today’s date is November 4, 2024.
• Date(Y-m-d): This smart tag inserts the current date in the “YYYY-MM-DD” format. For Example: “Data recorded on ${_bi_date.y/m/d},” which will display as “Data recorded on 2024-11-04” if today’s date is November 4, 2024.
• Time: This smart tag inserts the current time based on your WordPress site settings. For Example: “The report was generated at ${_bi_time},” which will display as “The report was generated at 10:30 AM” if that is the current time on your site.
• Weekday: This smart tag inserts the name of the current day of the week. For Example: “Today is ${_bi_weekday},” which will display as “Today is Monday” if today is a Monday.
• Referer URL: This smart tag inserts the URL of the page that referred the user to the current page. For Example: “You were referred from ${_bi_http_referer_url},” which will display as “You were referred from https://example.com/previous-page” if that was the referring URL.
• User IP Address: This smart tag inserts the IP address of the user visiting the site. For Example: “Your IP address is ${_bi_ip_address},” which will display as “Your IP address is 192.168.1.1” if that is the user’s IP address.
• User Browser Name: This smart tag inserts the name of the browser the user is using to access the site. For Example: “You are using ${_bi_browser_name} to browse this site,” which will display as “You are using Google Chrome to browse this site” if the user is on Chrome.
• User Operating System: This smart tag inserts the name of the operating system the user is using. For Example: “You are currently using ${_bi_operating_system},” which will display as “You are currently using Windows 10” if that is the user’s operating system.
• Random Digit Number: This smart tag generates and inserts a random digit number. For Example: “Your verification code is ${_bi_random_digit_num},” which will display as “Your verification code is 47283” if the generated random digit number is 47283.
• User ID: This smart tag inserts the unique identifier for the user currently logged into the site. For Example: “Your user ID is ${_bi_user_id},” which will display as “Your user ID is 12345” if that is the logged-in user’s ID.
• User First Name: This smart tag inserts the first name of the currently logged-in user. For Example: “Hello, ${_bi_user_first_name}! Welcome back,” which will display as “Hello, Abdur! Welcome back” if the logged-in user’s first name is Abdur.
• User Last Name: This smart tag inserts the last name of the currently logged-in user. For Example: “Thank you for your submission, ${_bi_user_last_name},” which will display as “Thank you for your submission, Rouf” if the logged-in user’s last name is Rouf.
• User Display Name: This smart tag inserts the display name of the currently logged-in user. For Example: “Welcome, ${_bi_user_display_name},” which will display as “Welcome, Abdur Rouf” if the user’s display name is Abdur Rouf.
• User Nice Name: This smart tag inserts the “nice” name of the currently logged-in user, which is a URL-friendly version of their display name. For Example: “Your profile can be found at ${_bi_user_nice_name},” which will display as “Your profile can be found at abdurrouf” if the user’s nice name is abdurrouf.
• User Login Name: This smart tag inserts the login name (username) of the currently logged-in user. For Example: “Your username is ${_bi_user_login_name},” which will display as “Your username is abdurrouf” if the user’s login name is abdurrouf.
• User Email: This smart tag inserts the email address of the currently logged-in user. For Example: “A confirmation has been sent to ${_bi_user_email},” which will display as “A confirmation has been sent to abdur@example.com” if the user’s email address is abdur@example.com.
• User Url: This smart tag inserts the website URL of the currently logged-in user. For Example: “Visit your profile at ${_bi_user_url},” which will display as “Visit your profile at https://bit-integrations.com” if the user’s URL is https://bit-integrations.com.
• Current User Role: This smart tag inserts the role of the currently logged-in user. For Example: “Your current role is ${_bi_current_user_role},” which will display as “Your current role is Administrator” if the user’s role is Administrator.
• Post Author ID: This smart tag inserts the unique identifier of the author of the current post. For Example: “This post was authored by the user with ID ${_bi_author_id},” which will display as “This post was authored by the user with ID 123” if the author’s ID is 123.
• Post Author Display Name: This smart tag inserts the display name of the author of the current post. For Example: “This post was written by ${_bi_author_display},” which will display as “This post was written by Abdur Rouf” if the author’s display name is Abdur Rouf.
• Post Author Email: This smart tag inserts the email address of the author of the current post. For Example: “You can contact the author at ${_bi_author_email},” which will display as “You can contact the author at abdur@example.com” if the author’s email address is abdur@example.com.
• Site Title: This smart tag inserts the title of your WordPress site. For Example: “Welcome to ${_bi_site_title},” which will display as “Welcome to My Awesome Website” if the site title is set to My Awesome Website.
• Site Description: This smart tag inserts the description of your WordPress site. For Example: “Learn more about us at ${_bi_site_description},” which will display as “Learn more about us at Your go-to resource for web development” if the site description is set to “Your go-to resource for web development.”
• Site URL: This smart tag inserts the URL of your WordPress site. For Example: “Visit us at ${_bi_site_url},” which will display as “Visit us at https://www.bit-integrations.com” if the site URL is set to https://www.bit-integrations.com.
• WordPress Locale Code: This smart tag inserts the locale code for your WordPress site’s language settings. For Example: “The current locale code is ${_bi_wp_local_codes},” which will display as “The current locale code is en_US” if the site is set to English (United States).
• Embedded Page / Post ID: This smart tag inserts the unique identifier of the page or post that is currently embedded. For Example: “You are viewing the embedded post with ID ${_bi_post_id},” which will display as “You are viewing the embedded post with ID 456” if the embedded post ID is 456.
• Embedded Page / Post Name: This smart tag inserts the name (slug) of the page or post that is currently embedded. For Example: “You are viewing the embedded post named ${_bi_post_name},” which will display as “You are viewing the embedded post named sample-post” if the embedded post name (slug) is sample-post.
• Embedded Page / Post Title: This smart tag inserts the title of the page or post that is currently embedded. For Example: “You are viewing the embedded post titled ${_bi_post_title},” which will display as “You are viewing the embedded post titled Understanding WordPress Plugins” if the embedded post title is “Understanding WordPress Plugins.”
• Embedded Page / Post URL: This smart tag inserts the URL of the page or post that is currently embedded. For Example: “You can view the embedded post at ${_bi_post_url},” which will display as “You can view the embedded post at https://www.bit-integrations.com/sample-post” if the embedded post URL is set to https://www.bit-integrations.com/sample-post.
• Post Publish Date: This smart tag inserts the date when the current post was published. For Example: “This post was published on ${_bi_post_date},” which will display as “This post was published on November 4, 2024” if the publish date is set to November 4, 2024.
• Post Modified Date: This smart tag inserts the date when the current post was last modified. For Example: “This post was last modified on ${_bi_post_modified_date},” which will display as “This post was last modified on November 5, 2024” if the modified date is set to November 5, 2024.