Find the values in Postscript
Shop ID: open your Postscript shop/account menu and its Settings or Account settings. Copy the Shop ID for the brand. This is not the Jurni shop ID or your Shopify product ID. Postscript Form ID: for Jurni’s current native inline form, this value is the numeric keyword ID used by Postscript’s form-subscription flow. Open Acquisition → Keywords, edit the intended opt-in keyword, and copy the keyword ID from the page URL or the form instructions supplied by Postscript. See Postscript’s explanation of keyword IDs. Do not paste the keyword’s text, a pop-up ID, a private API key, or an unrelated embedded-form identifier. If your Postscript account uses a newer form builder with different identifiers, ask the Jurni team to verify that embed instead of assuming the native Form ID field accepts it.Connect Postscript
Open Settings → Integrations → Reviews & Pop-ups, enable Postscript, and enter its Shop ID. Select Save Changes. Use the Shop ID for the intended brand, not a private API key or a Jurni shop identifier.Add an inline signup form
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Add the Postscript section
Open the page editor, select Integrations, and add the supported Postscript form section.
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Complete its identifiers
Select the form and configure its Postscript Shop ID and Postscript Form ID using the shop and keyword identifiers described above. Check that the keyword belongs to the same Postscript shop.
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Review the form content
Review the phone-number placeholder, button label, submission message, and success/error text. Adjust the input and button styling through the controls available on the element.
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Test a real signup
Save and publish the page. Submit through the final live URL using a test number you control, then verify the subscription and intended follow-up in Postscript.
A success message displayed on the page is not sufficient proof that the expected subscriber or follow-up message was created in Postscript. Verify delivery in the provider before launching the campaign.
Pop-ups are a separate control
For provider-managed pop-ups, use the experience’s editor Settings → pop-up controls after Postscript is connected. Those switches control the supported pop-up integration path; they do not remove an inline form section or disable a separate script installed elsewhere. Review provider-side campaign rules and test the intended visitor conditions. Do not remove your approved signup disclosures when adapting the section’s design.When the form does not work
You see a placeholder: verify the inline form’s Shop ID and Form ID. The signup reaches the wrong configuration: check both IDs against the intended brand and form in Postscript. It works on the subdomain but not the Shopify Page: test the native/pages/ destination separately and check the Shopify theme/app integration path.
The form submits but the expected follow-up does not arrive: check the provider’s subscriber record and follow-up configuration rather than changing Jurni’s page styling.