Replies posted by David_Gurr_Make

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Pulling info from typeform to Klaviyo profiles

That’s the drawback with direct integrations - they’re great at simple “this field goes there” data flows, but as soon as you want some other kind of logic it would require the author of the connector to go and implement it every time. That’s usually not viable. As a result, direct integrations usually cover (at best) the requirements of only 80% of customers.Everyone who needs extra logic needs something different. You need something that will provide a flexible framework for extra logic in the data flow … which is exactly what a workflow automation solution will do.As a first step, I’d suggest registering on the Make Community and posting the same outline you posted above. You’ll find someone will step in with a framework solution in Make pretty quickly! 

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LorelleContributor II
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Pulling info from typeform to Klaviyo profiles

If you need extra logic between Typeform and Klaviyo, a workflow automation solution like Make or Zapier is perfectly designed for this.Make is a visual, no-code workflow automation system with pre-built connectors for over 1,600 different SaaS solutions including Typeform and Klaviyo. There’s a vibrant  Make Community where you can find folks who can help with the steps needed.

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LHVHContributor I
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AutoTrader integration

I’m not aware of any direct integration, but this is definitely possible using Make.Make is a visual, no-code workflow automation platform with over 1,600 prebuilt connectors for SaaS solutions, including Klaviyo.Where a connector doesn’t yet exist (like for Autotrader) it’s possible to use Make’s HTTP connector to interface directly with the API endpoints. The benefits are:You don’t need to write any code - no Javascript, Python or anything else (though you will need to understand APIs) Make can handle the authentication mechanisms for you, including token refresh Make allows you model your whole end-to-end business process, not only the direct integration between Klaviyo and AutotraderIf you want to know more, feel free to DM me. Always happy to chat!

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5 months ago
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coltonuContributor I
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Dynamics 365 integration

There’s also the possibility to connect through Make

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5 months ago
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Bob93Contributor I
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How to set up Klaviyo events for Email Subscriptions as conversions on Google Ads and launch a conversion campaign?

I can’t speak to Zapier, but this is definitely doable with Make. Make has over 1,600 prebuilt connectors for Google Ads Conversions, Klaviyo, Shopify and many more.Make exposes more endpoints than other integration solutions on almost all connectors, and works out more cost-effective for most workloads.If you’ve already integrated Shopify and Klaviyo and that’s working well, then you shouldn’t need to add Make (or Zapier) into that mix.If you’ve got any specific questions about Make, feel free to DM me!

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6 months ago
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Steve0603Active Contributor III
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Connecting Klaviyo with Calendly

I believe the integrations tab in Klaviyo only lists the integrations built by Klaviyo or specially designated thrid-party integrations.Make is classed as a third-party integration and hasn’t been designated, so it’s listed at https://connect.klaviyo.com/integrationsYou’ll need to build your Make scenario in Make itself. Instructions on how to connect Make to Klaviyo are in Make’s help documentation.

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6 months ago
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Steve0603Active Contributor III
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Connecting Klaviyo with Calendly

Hey @Steve0603 Make is listed in the Klaviyo integrations directory and Make definitely has an integration with Klaviyo!There’s plenty of Makers who are using Klaviyo - you can get help and guidance (if you need it) in Make’s own Community - or DM me here.

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6 months ago
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Andy.CContributor I
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Problems on configurable product sync on Magento 2

Hi @Andy.C Direct 1:1 integrations are often the simple route, but can’t ever cover 100% of all possible use-cases.No-code workflow automation platforms like Make can provide a solution. Make has pre-built connectors for over 1,500 SaaS solutions including Klaviyo and Adobe Commerce (formerly Magento 2).It’s a little more work than a 1:1 solution, but as you’re building the data flow yourself you can get exactly the result you’re after.If you’d like to know more, DM me and I’ll be happy to help!

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7 months ago
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ChargiiContributor I
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Klaviyo + Netsuite Integration

That’s great - we may well have a solution for you.Make is a highly visual, easy to use no-code workflow automation solution with pre-built connectors for over 1,500 SaaS solutions, including Klaviyo and NetSuite.You can build simple (or complex) workflows and can use if/then/else branching as well as array manipulation and iteration. All without needing to write a single line of code!Put simply, if you can describe how you want your automation to work, you can build it in Make. If you could drop me a DM with your email, I’ll put one of our solution experts in touch with you who can explain in more detail!

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8 months ago
Chargii
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ChargiiContributor I
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Klaviyo + Netsuite Integration

Hi @Chargii When you say you’re using NetSuite as your CRM, are you using what they specifically call NetSuite CRM?Or are you using NetSuite ERP (which seems more likely as you’re talking about purchase data)?If it’s the latter I may be able to help!

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8 months ago
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giannisgzContributor I
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Looking for a magento 2 developer

Hi @giannisgz This is exactly the type of thing you can do easily yourself - without coding - using Make.Make is a highly visual no-code workflow automation solution with pre-built connectors for over 1,500 different Salas solutions, including Klaviyo and Adobe Commerce (previously Magento 2).More here: https://www.make.com/en/integrations/magento2/klaviyoHappy to answer any questions publicly or via DM! 

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David To
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7 months ago
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enesActive Contributor I
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Local CRM api integration with Klaviyo

@enes that's great! Could you DM me your email address?

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enesActive Contributor I
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Local CRM api integration with Klaviyo

You can do this with Make - without coding.Make is a highly visual, easy to use no-code workflow automation solution with pre-built connectors for over 1,500 SaaS solutions, including Klaviyo.You can build simple or complex workflows and can use if/then/else branching as well as array manipulation and iteration.Although Make doesn’t (yet) have a pre-built connector for Nebim, with a little effort you can connect to any service (like Nebim) that has a REST API.The simplest way to do that is using our HTTP modules - again, no coding required. There’s also a short video from one of our partners that shows the process here.Feel free to ask any questions here or by DM. 

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YulContributor I
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Showing reviews on the product

You may be able to use Make for this.Make is a highly visual, no-code workflow automation solution with pre-built connectors for over 1,500 SaaS solutions including Stamped, Shopify and Klaviyo.You could build a workflow that watches for new reviews in Stamped and then write them into the product block in Shopify.Alternatively, you may be able to pull them into email templates in Klaviyo, again using Make.Make has a Free(forever) tier for low usage levels - paid plans start at just $9/month.There’s also a helpful Make Community if you have detailed questions. 

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9 months ago
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e.angelica.grContributor I
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Drift integration with Klaviyo.

There doesn’t seem to be any direct integration between Klaviyo and Drift, so a third-party solution is your best bet.Plus, most direct integrations only offer a limited set of integration paths - a workflow tool means you can have exactly the path you need.Make has a free (forever) plan that’s allows up to 1,000 operations per month (most scenarios will use at least 3 operations per run). Paid plans start at $9/month for 10,000 ops a month.

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Brian Turcotte
Community Manager
9 months ago
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e.angelica.grContributor I
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Drift integration with Klaviyo.

Make can help with this.Make is the highly visual no-code workflow automation tool, with over 1,500 pre-built connectors for SaaS solutions including Klaviyo and Drift.You can build integration scenarios using Klaviyo and Drift (and any other tools) including branching (if/then/else) and iteration/array processing. All with no coding required!There’s a healthy Make Community too where you can ask any detailed questions. 

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Brian Turcotte
Community Manager
9 months ago
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travwhiteContributor I
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When will Klaviyo will sync Tyepform quiz outcomes?

Rather than waiting, you can build this yourself now using Make.If you’re not sure how to do that, or how it would work for you, I’d suggesting posting on the Make community site. There’s several Makers with Klaviyo experience who have helped others in a similar position.

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9 months ago
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travwhiteContributor I
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When will Klaviyo will sync Tyepform quiz outcomes?

This is a perfect example of something you can build with Make. Make is a highly visual, no-code workflow automation system with pre-built connectors for over 1,400 SaaS solutions, including Klaviyo and Typeform. You can build simple or complex workflows including branching (if/then/else), iteration (array processing) and temporary data storage and data manipulation. You can see the Typeform endpoints available here, and the Klaviyo endpoints here (be sure to click “Load More” at the end of each to see the full list).

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9 months ago
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MissionMedContributor I
asked in Integrations and Reviews

Facebook Lead Ad Custom Questions map to Custom Tags

Instead of manual uploads, you could use Make.Make is a highly visual, no-code workflow automation platform with pre-built connectors for over 1400 SaaS solutions - including FB Lead Forms and Klaviyo.You could build a workflow that routes new Lead Form submissions into Klaviyo instantly. No coding required!There's even a free (forever) plan for low usage levels.Check out www.make.com for details 

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10 months ago
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Matt.42Contributor I
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Can someone help me understand how i can integrate Klaviyo with Squarespace?

I’m guessing that the workflows involved here might be a little complex.If you’re likely to need business logic, branching and iteration, or need to include multiple external solutions, you might want to take a look at using a no-code workflow automation platform, such as Make.Make includes not only comprehensive connectors for Klaviyo and connectors for Squarespace, but also connectors for over 1400 other components you might need, such as project management tools like Monday.com and Asana, data storage such as Google Sheets, Airtable or MySQL, or messaging tools like Slack.DM me if you’d like to discuss further! 

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