Connect everything you already use

Sync customers who accept marketing, track orders and revenue, recover abandoned checkouts and import your history.

Orders and customers from your WordPress store, with revenue per email and history import.

Any checkout: post orders and carts as JSON for revenue tracking and cart recovery.

Add contacts from thousands of apps with a “Webhooks by Zapier” step.

Send contacts from any Make scenario with an HTTP module.

Popular in India — connect Razorpay, Instamojo, Google Sheets and more.

Self-hosted workflows posting contacts with an HTTP Request node.

A private URL any system can post contacts to — JSON or form data.

Payments, payment links and pages become orders — revenue per email — and payers become contacts.

Leads from Facebook and Instagram lead forms arrive within seconds and can start a welcome journey.

New rows (and Google Form answers) become contacts — or import a whole sheet on a schedule.

Contacts and lead scores sent to HubSpot every few minutes; HubSpot workflows can send contacts back.

Contacts and lead scores go to Zoho CRM; Zoho workflows can send contacts back.

Bookings become meeting tasks for your team, and bookers are tagged for follow-ups.

Bookings, reschedules and cancellations keep your meeting tasks up to date.

Add people who complete a typeform, with their answers as contact fields.

Campaign results, approvals, orders and alerts posted to a channel.

UTM tags on every link so GA4 credits visits and conversions to your emails.

Keep a Facebook and Instagram audience in sync with a list or segment.

Sync segments to Google Ads for search, YouTube and Gmail campaigns.

Send through your own SES account at the lowest cost per email.

Use your SendGrid account with event webhooks for bounces and complaints.

Route campaigns through Mailgun with automatic failover.

Fast, reliable delivery for transactional and marketing streams.

Zoho’s transactional sending service — route receipts and other one-to-one mail through it.

Everything in the app is available over a REST API, with signed webhooks for every event.