Hi,
at this point which service is easier to integrate in CS CART
Seems very complicate to integrate any of those automation service.
Any suggestion?
I would focus more on the question of which service provides the services that you want/need?
Integration is mostly a function of implementing code and utilizing hooks to insert javascript (or php hooks) in the process. Some jQuery mainipulation is also required to capture clicks and other user-actions. But note that any integration that you do that involves jQuery will probably need to be verified/reviewed with each cs-cart upgrade since things like names and id's of elements tend to change between releases.
Note also that these JS integrations can also be theme dependent especially if the theme does not support all the current standard cs-cart hooks.
We've done integrations in the past with several such as Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Contact Pigeon and several others.
Tell me more about Mailchimp and Klaviyo.
Please email me the quote for v 4.3.7
Thank you
You can go to their websites to see what services they offer. Mailchimp is the leader in the market and has the most functionality. However, if you send more than 6000 emails a month it can start to get more expensive.
You can go to their websites to see what services they offer. Mailchimp is the leader in the market and has the most functionality. However, if you send more than 6000 emails a month it can start to get more expensive.
No i mean about integration.
I need to integrate in V 4.3.7
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One question:
- example welcome email of klaviyo, will be connected when customer register on the website or newsletter?
Thank you
Klaviyo API supports sending an event for the creation and update of a user. What they do with that and how you have your Klaviyo setup configured is outside the scope of the cs-cart interface to Klaviyo.
When I did the port before, I do not recall seeing where it had an interface for newsletter signup specifically.