Does anyone know if it’s possible to store an input field on our website (shopify) into the user’s Klaviyo profile as a custom field?
For example say on our shopify product page (not a klaviyo sign up form) there’s a input field called ‘foo’ where the user enters free form text. We want to take the value of the input field ‘foo’ and save it as a custom property in the user’s Klaviyo profile with every key press as the user is inputting values into the foo input field (ideally with a straight javascript call to Klaviyo on the product page without the use of any custom built apps).
Best answer by alex.hong
Hi @SharonSTP,
Thanks for sharing to the Community.
Unfortunately there isn't a way to turn this data into profile properties through the Klaviyo interface. The only way to do this would be to have your developers write a script using our Profiles API to extract the information form the customer's profile and inject it as a custom property. You can find our API documentation here: https://www.klaviyo.com/docs/api/people.
Unfortunately there isn't a way to turn this data into profile properties through the Klaviyo interface. The only way to do this would be to have your developers write a script using our Profiles API to extract the information form the customer's profile and inject it as a custom property. You can find our API documentation here: https://www.klaviyo.com/docs/api/people.
To give a better understanding of what we do sync from Shopify, you can refer to Synced Customer Data Related community posts can be found here:
Hope that helped,
Alex
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