List of Integrations available for ZAP~Post:

Bloomreach Engagement can integrate with ZAP~POST. This guide explains how to set up the integration with ZAP~POST and provides two use cases as examples of how to use ZAP~POST with Bloomreach Engagement.

Setup process

You'll need to create ZAP~POST API credentials. API credentials allow authentication for incoming webhook requests.

To create an API key:

1. In the ZAP~POST app, click Settings > Api Consumers.

2. Click Add New Consumer.

3. Fill in the Consumer Name field with a name you want it to have.

4. Make sure you Enable the Consumer.

5. Click Generate New Keys.

6. Copy the key and password and store them safely for later use.

7. Finish by clicking Create Consumer.

Configure webhook authentication

In Bloomreach Engagement, configure the webhook authentication for ZAP~POST so that data can be passed securely in the webhook request. You will use this webhook authentication while creating a scenario in a later step.

To configure webhook authentication:

1. In Bloomreach Engagement, open Data & Assets > Integrations.

2. Click Add new integration > HTTP Authentication Schemas > Add integration.

3. Edit the name of the Integration - so anyone knows it is for your ZAP~POST account.

4. In Endpoint, enter the ZAP~POST API base URL: https://api.zappost.com

5. Make sure you select the Basic Authentication method.

6. Enter the following: Username: The Api Key from ZAP~POST created in the Setup process Password: The Api Password from ZAP~POST created in the Setup process.

Test the integration - when it is all setup properly, the authentication will be successful.

Go ahead and click: Save integration.

Use case

In Bloomreach, we provide an Action webhook preset option for working with ZAP~POST. This preset is available for an endpoint: /api/v1/records - ZAP~POST Individual Post preset.

Imagine you're running an online store, and sometimes customers put items in their shopping cart but don't complete their purchase. When this happens, you may want to let ZAP~POST know about these abandoned carts so personalized messages can be mailed to customers. You can use the ZAP~POST Individual Post preset for this.

However, it's important to understand that this is physical mail, ZAP~POST doesn't send each one individually right away. Instead, ZAP~POST waits until the end of the day and then sends them all together as a single batch. This helps keep things organized and makes it easier to keep track of what's going on. So, if you're looking for updates in your ZAP~POST account on these abandoned carts, you'll need to wait until the day after you've reported them when they've been grouped together.

In a nutshell, the ZAP~POST Individual Post preset is for individual pieces of information.

Example

In your scenario, you can use a combination of operators and actions to send zaps using ZAP~POST to relevant users based on custom conditions.

When using the ZAP~POST Individual Post action, you can also catch error responses returned by this Action node and update your account data or notify your team to check the address of customer, or notify the customer via other channels - email & sms - to update their postal address. You should also remove invalid addresses from future submissions - either via consent revocation or adding a flag to the customer record signifying the postal address is not valid until corrected.

Prerequisites

• ZAP~POST

  • You understand the only parameter required by the Submissions API endpoints, which is a valid campaign ID.

• Bloomreach Engagement

  • You know your audience and scenario execution requirements.

  • You have collected and are storing relevant customer properties, e.g. postal address, in the Data Manager.

Create a scenario

Let's create a scenario to automate the communication with your users based on custom conditions.

Specifically, you will use an action to send a webhook request to ZAP~POST to send a Zap. For that you will use webhook presets that are created specifically the Bloomreach integration with ZAP~POST.

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Your scenario path may vary from the following steps depending on the actions you decide to implement and the dynamic data you choose to include in your user communication. See Personalization Using Jinja.

To create a scenario in Bloomreach Engagement:

1. In Bloomreach Engagement, open Campaigns > Scenarios > Create new.

2. (Optional) Click the edit symbol in the scenario name to change it.

3. Create and configure the triggers and operators that best suit your campaign needs.

4. Create an action with the webhook request to ZAP~POST.

   • In Scenario select Other > ZAP~POST Individual Post.

   • In the Settings tab of the action:

     1. Enable Authentication and select the authentication you created.

     2. In Other, select the required consent category for your users.

   • In the Parameters tab of the action fill in the parameters. In this example, the Campaign ID looks like 46761c11-ec52-ee11-9937-6045bdd0c438. This parameter is required and can be found in the URL on the Campaign Edit page in ZAP~POST.

     Click on Campaigns -> Edit Zap design and you will see your URL with the CampaignID.

   

   The webhook will be sent even with only Campaign ID and will return code 200, which signals success. However, there will be no information sent to the campaign. You need to customize the customer properties category. There are mandatory properties like, for example, Customer ID and not mandatory, for example, Address 3. Read tooltips by hovering with a cursor over the 'i' and refer to the ZAP~POST documentation.

5. After an abandoned cart for a day, you can send a zap to all people who didn't complete their purchase in a day. For that, we will use the "ZAP~POST Individual Post" preset.

   

   

   Make sure you customize customer properties because otherwise, no data will be sent in both examples. You can either modify values in the parameters tab or directly modify JSON. Customer properties that are required:

   • CustomerId - Must be unique

   • Firstname - Must be alphanumeric, space, -, (, ), full-stop and ' only.

   • Surname - Must be alphanumeric, space, -, (, ), full-stop and ' only.

   • Address1 - Must contain alphanumeric, space, ', ., &, -, /, \, ), ( and , characters only.

   • Postcode - Must be alphanumeric, - and spaces only.

   • Country - Must contain letters, space, -, (, ), full-stop, & and ' only.

For more information visit the ZAP POST Documentation.

Click Save.

Submissions endpoint

ZAP~POST also provides an /api/v1/submissions endpoint, which does almost the same thing as the /api/v1/records endpoint.

Suppose you want to send a list of reminders for customers whose subscriptions expire soon or a reactivation campaign for customers who last purchased a while ago. You'd use the /api/v1/submissions endpoint in that case.

In a nutshell, the /api/v1/records endpoint is for individual pieces of information, like abandoned shopping carts, while the /api/v1/submissions endpoint is for sending collections of related information, like lists of reminders or lapsed customers.

If you want to use the /api/v1/submissions endpoint, use the ZAP~POST Individual Post preset and modify it as shown below.

This is an editor part of the "ZAP~POST Individual Post":

This is how it should be changed:

1. Click on the Editor tab.

2. Change Endpoint into /api/v1/submissions.

3. Click on the Batch webhook button and then on the Turn on and reset template.

4. Copy and paste everything from the original Payload to the Root part and then change the inside of the "submissions" in the square brackets to: {{ customers | join(",") }}

5. Copy and paste the inside of the original "submissions" without the square brackets into the Customer part

Next steps

Before you launch your scenario, you can test and preview the complete workflow in the Test tab. When you click Start, you will see a confirmation window indicating how many customers will be affected by the scenario run.Set the frequency of data collection.

• Map to ZAP~POST Campaign.

• Map any custom fields you have set up in the ZAP~POST Campaign.

• Bloomreach Contacts are updated to record recipients who have/have not received a ZAP.

• Any returns (undeliverables) are updated on Bloomreach on a daily basis.

Integration to Bloomreach Engagement can be self-service but if you need any help, ZAP~POST’s “Tech-Sherpas” will assist and manage the setup where required, at no additional cost. Start a web chat from within the app, or send an email to support@zappost.com

Summary functionality:

• Collect recipient data from Klaviyo Lists and Segments.

• Map to ZAP~POST Campaign.

• Map any custom fields you have set up in the ZAP~POST Campaign.

• Events are added to Klaviyo profiles.

Integration to Klaviyo is directly available from your ZAP~POST account, once signed in.

When a campaign is created, connect Recipient data via “Data Sources” from within the app, you will be directed to Klaviyo to authorise the integration.

Set up is self-service whilst ZAP~POST’s “Tech-Sherpas” will assist and manage the set up where required, at no additional cost. Alternatively, watch the video.

Set up the Integration in the ZAP~POST app

see the steps below, or watch the video

1. Log into the app at zappost.com

2. From the Dashboard click on the Integrations tile

3. Here you will see a tile to add Klaviyo

1. Click Connect. This will direct you to Klaviyo's permissions page, click Allow to give ZAP~POST access to the necessary information to integrate with Klaviyo.

1. You will be redirected back to ZAP~POST, and you will see your Klaviyo Site ID with a status of Connected

2. You are all set, your Klaviyo account is integrated with ZAP~POST. In order to ingest list and segment data see our Use case how-to guide

Klaviyo Terms

ZAP~POST Terms

In order to ingest Profiles from your Klaviyo List or Segment, you need to ensure you have a campaign created and a design published, see our ZAP~POST User Guide for a detailed walk through.

1. From the Campaign Management screen, click the data upload option and then select New Data Connection

1. Select the Klaviyo tile as your data connection

2. Using the table, find the List or Segment you want to use and click the connect icon

1. Confirm your field mapping, on the left you'll see the ZAP~POST Campaign fields, using the drop down you can map them to your Klaviyo Profile fields.

1. Once confirmed, you'll see a confirmation that the List or Segment has been connected.

1. After ZAP~POST has cleansed your data and posted your Zaps, we'll automatically update your Klaviyo profiles with an updated address, if you don't want this this happen you can turn it off in Settings.

Accessing Klaviyo Settings

In order to access the integration settings you can navigate to Integrations via the nav bar, then select the Klaviyo integration

From there you will see a list of the settings options available Integration Status: Shows the connection status of the Klaviyo account paired with ZAP~POST

Data Connections: Allows users to manage the campaign data connection, pairing lists & segment profiles with ZAP Sends.

Sync History: This will show details of any data ingestion events that have occurred as part of the integration

Settings: Change the sync frequency and address correction options

Logs: View API logs from Klaviyo and ZAP~POST for troubleshooting and data auditing purposes.

Integration Status

The integration status will detail how many Klaviyo accounts that are paired with your ZAP~POST account, showing the connection status and allowing users to disconnect the Klaviyo instance. Disconnecting this integration will also remove any data connections you currently have setup for the integration.

Data Connections

This page shows your Zap campaigns that have data connections and offers several key pieces of information and functionality when it comes to the Klaviyo integration. It will show which Klaviyo segments or lists are currently configured with your ZAP Campaigns showing key information such as: Connected Data, Connect Name, Connection Type, Last Submission Date and status. All dates are displayed in UTC (Coordinated Universal Time).

Sync Connection

The sync connections button allows users to bypass the scheduled ingestion and manually trigger an immediate ingestion event. This will cause the connection to compile any contained profiles into a ZAP Submission using the campaigns published artwork which will be processed and mailed.

Pause Connection

If a user needs to pause a connection for any reason, they can use the pause button which will stop the ingest of any new records until the connection is un-paused.

Map Data

If for any reason you should need to change the data mapping on your connection, this can be done via the mapping button on the table. This will open the mapping UI and allow any values to be set as needed.

Remove

This will remove the data connection, unpairing the list or segment from the ZAP Campaign.

Sync History

Sync history will show the details of any historic data ingestion events from Klaviyo detailing the following: Campaign name, segment or list name, segment or list type, ingestion date, profile count, submission link (When applicable) and a slide out containing further information (Sync Id, Submission Id, Sync, Number of Successfully-Imported Profiles, Number of Failed Profiles, Sync Errors).

Settings

Klaviyo profile address data correction

When enabled, we will automatically update any of your connected Klaviyo profiles’ address data when we find a problem with the address as part of our PAF and Cleanse processes.

Sync Frequency

Users can alter the frequency within which we poll Klaviyo. This can range from once an hour to once a day.

Logs

In this section users can view the technical logs for the integration. This information is critical for troubleshooting and data auditing information.

Users can view the following information: Data of API request, API Verb, URL, Response Status Code as well as the request and response header and body information.

When Klaviyo profiles are processed through ZAP~POST, they are updated with events to keep you informed of any changes.

Submission Creation - Added when the profile is received into ZAP~POST

Event Name: ZAP~POST Submission Created

ScheduledSendId: The unique identifier for the ZAP~POST Scheduled Send
SubmissionId: The unique identifier given to a batch of records submitted to ZAP~POST
ScheduledSendDateUTC: The date for the scheduled send e.g. 01/01/2025
CampaignName: The name of the campaign that record was submitted against
CampaignId: The unique identifier for the ZAP~POST campaign

Address Updated - Added if the profiles' address is updated due to postage address checks

Event Name: ZAP~POST Address Updated

ScheduledSendId: The unique identifier for the ZAP~POST Scheduled Send
SubmissionId: The unique identifier given to a batch of records submitted to ZAP~POST
ScheduledSendDateUTC: The date for the scheduled send e.g. 01/01/2025
CampaignName: The name of the campaign that record was submitted against
CampaignId: The unique identifier for the ZAP~POST campaign
OriginalAddress: The original address details received from Klaviyo
UpdatedAddress: The updated address received due postage address checks

Direct Mail Rejected - Added if the profiles address fails postage address checks

Event Name: ZAP~POST Direct Mail Rejected

ScheduledSendId: The unique identifier for the ZAP~POST Scheduled Send
SubmissionId: The unique identifier given to a batch of records submitted to ZAP~POST
ScheduledSendDateUTC: The date for the scheduled send e.g. 01/01/2025
CampaignName: The name of the campaign that record was submitted against
CampaignId: The unique identifier for the ZAP~POST campaign
RejectedDate(UTC): The date the record was rejected

Direct Mail Sent - Add when the ZAP has been sent

Event Name: ZAP~POST Direct Mail Sent

ScheduledSendId: The unique identifier for the ZAP~POST Scheduled Send
SubmissionId: The unique identifier given to a batch of records submitted to ZAP~POST
ScheduledSendDateUTC: The date for the scheduled send e.g. 01/01/2025
CampaignName: The name of the campaign that record was submitted against
CampaignId: The unique identifier for the ZAP~POST campaign

QR Code Scan - Added if a recipient scans a QR code on the ZAP

Event Name: ZAP~POST QR Code Scan

ScheduledSendId: The unique identifier for the ZAP~POST Scheduled Send
SubmissionId: The unique identifier given to a batch of records submitted to ZAP~POST
ScheduledSendDateUTC: The date for the scheduled send e.g. 01/01/2025
CampaignName: The name of the campaign that record was submitted against
CampaignId: The unique identifier for the ZAP~POST campaign
ScanDate(UTC): The date the QR code was scanned
ScanTime(UTC): The time the QR code was scanned
DestinationURL: The URL the recipient was directed to

Direct Mail Returned - Added if the ZAP is returned to sender

Event Name: ZAP~POST Direct Mail Returned

ScheduledSendId: The unique identifier for the ZAP~POST Scheduled Send
SubmissionId: The unique identifier given to a batch of records submitted to ZAP~POST
ScheduledSendDateUTC: The date for the scheduled send e.g. 01/01/2025
CampaignName: The name of the campaign that record was submitted against
CampaignId: The unique identifier for the ZAP~POST campaign
ReturnedDate(UTC): The date the returned Zap was received to sender 

Events are created automatically and require no additional set up. For detailed information on any of the above fields, see our User Guide and API Documentation.

Summary functionality:

• Collect recipient data from Dotdigital Lists and Segments

• Map them to a ZAP~POST Campaign

• Map any custom fields you have set up in the ZAP~POST Campaign

• Update Dotdigital contacts with updated addresses.

When a campaign is created, connect recipient data via 'Data Sources' from within the app.

Set up is self-service whilst ZAP~POST's "Tech Sherpas" will assist and manage the set up where required, at no additional cost.

See the steps below, or watch the video

1. Log into Dotdigital

2. Once logged in head to Settings and Access

1. Once in Access click on API Users

2. Click Add New API User

1. The email address will be automatically populated, add a description, something like 'ZAPPOST Integration'

2. Add a password and click Save

3. Once an API user has been created, log into ZAP~POST

4. From the dashboard click on the integrations tile

5. Here you will see a tile to add Dotdigital

1. Add the API username and password that was created in Dotdigital

1. Click Connect

2. If the correct credentials have been provided, you see a confirmation

1. You are all set! Your Dotdigital account is integrated with ZAP~POST. In order to ingest List and Segment data see our Use case how-to guide

In order to ingest Contacts from your Dotdigital List or Segment, you need to ensure you have a campaign created and a design published, see our ZAP~POST User Guide for a detailed walk through.

1. From the Campaign Management screen, click the data upload option and then select New Data Connection

1. Select the Dotdigital tile as your data connection

2. Using the table, find the List or Segment you want to use and click the connect icon

1. Confirm your field mapping, on the left you'll see the ZAP~POST campaign fields, using the drop down you can map them to your Dotdigital Contact fields.

1. Once confirmed, you'll see a confirmation that the List or Segment has been connected

1. After ZAP~POST has cleansed your data and posted your Zaps, we'll automatically update your Dotdigital Contacts with an updated address, if you don't want this to happen you can turn it off in Settings.

Summary functionality:

• Collect recipient data from Hubspot Lists (Active and Static)

• Map to ZAP~POST Campaign

• Map any custom fields you have set up in the ZAP~POST Campaign

• Events are added to Hubspot profiles.

Integration to Hubspot is directly available from your ZAP~POST account, once signed in.

When a campaign is created, connect Recipient data via “Data Sources” from within the app, you will be directed to Hubspot to authorise the integration.

Set up is self-service whilst ZAP~POST’s “Tech-Sherpas” will assist and manage the set up where required, at no additional cost.

Set up the Integration in the ZAP~POST app

1. Log into the app at zappost.com

2. From the Dashboard click on the Integrations tile

3. Here you will see a tile to add Hubspot

1. Click Connect. This will direct you to Hubspot's permissions page, click Connect app to give ZAP~POST access to the necessary information to integrate with Hubspot.

1. You will be redirected back to ZAP~POST, and you will see your Hubspot AppID with a status of Connected

2. You are all set, your Hubspot account is integrated with ZAP~POST. In order to ingest list data see our Use case how-to guide

Hubspot Terms

ZAP~POST Terms

In order to ingest Profiles from your Hubspot List (Active or Static), you need to ensure you have a campaign created and a design published, see our ZAP~POST User Guide for a detailed walk through.

1. From the Campaign Management screen, click the data upload option and then select New Data Connection

1. Select the Hubspot tile as your data connection

2. Using the table, find the List (Active or Static) you want to use and click the connect icon

1. Confirm your field mapping, on the left you'll see the ZAP~POST Campaign fields, using the drop down you can map them to your Hubspot Contact fields.

1. Once confirmed, you'll see a confirmation that the List has been connected.

Accessing Hubspot Settings

In order to access the integration settings you can navigate to Integrations via the nav bar, then select the Hubspot integration

From there you will see a list of the settings options available

Integration Status: Shows the connection status of the Hubspot account paired with ZAP~POST

Data Connections: Allows users to manage the campaign data connection, pairing lists with ZAP Sends.

Sync History: This will show details of any data ingestion events that have occurred as part of the integration

Settings: Change the sync frequency and address correction options

Logs: View API logs from Hubspot and ZAP~POST for troubleshooting and data auditing purposes.

Integration Status

The integration status will detail how many Hubspot accounts that are paired with your ZAP~POST account, showing the connection status and allowing users to disconnect the Hubspot instance. Disconnecting this integration will also remove any data connections you currently have setup for the integration.

Data Connections

This page shows your Zap campaigns that have data connections and offers several key pieces of information and functionality when it comes to the Hubspot integration. It will show which Hubspot segments or lists are currently configured with your ZAP Campaigns showing key information such as: Connected Data, Connect Name, Connection Type, Last Submission Date and status. All dates are displayed in UTC (Coordinated Universal Time).

Sync Connection

The sync connections button allows users to bypass the scheduled ingestion and manually trigger an immediate ingestion event. This will cause the connection to compile any contained profiles into a ZAP Submission using the campaigns published artwork which will be processed and mailed.

Pause Connection

If a user needs to pause a connection for any reason, they can use the pause button which will stop the ingest of any new records until the connection is un-paused.

Map Data

If for any reason you should need to change the data mapping on your connection, this can be done via the mapping button on the table. This will open the mapping UI and allow any values to be set as needed.

Remove

This will remove the data connection, unpairing the list or segment from the ZAP Campaign.

Sync History

Sync history will show the details of any historic data ingestion events from Hubspot detailing the following: Campaign name, segment or list name, segment or list type, ingestion date, profile count, submission link (When applicable) and a slide out containing further information (Sync Id, Submission Id, Sync, Number of Successfully-Imported Profiles, Number of Failed Profiles, Sync Errors).

Settings

Hubspot profile address data correction

When enabled, we will automatically update any of your connected Hubspot profiles’ address data when we find a problem with the address as part of our PAF and Cleanse processes.

Sync Frequency

Users can alter the frequency within which we poll Hubspot. This can range from once an hour to once a day.

Logs

In this section users can view the technical logs for the integration. This information is critical for troubleshooting and data auditing information.

Users can view the following information: Data of API request, API Verb, URL, Response Status Code as well as the request and response header and body information.

Summary functionality:

• Collect recipient data from Ometria segments.

• Set the frequency of data collection.

• Map to ZAP~POST Campaign.

• Map any custom fields you have set up in the ZAP~POST Campaign.

• Ometria Contacts are updated to record recipients who have/have not received a ZAP.

• Any returns (undeliverables) are updated on Ometria on a daily basis.

Integration to Ometria is directly available from your ZAP~POST account, once signed in.

When a campaign is created, connect Recipient data via “Data Sources” from within the app, you will be directed to the integration page where there are Ometria templates to choose from.

From within the app, connect to Ometria with your usual credentials and navigate to the Ometria Customer or Contact segments and connect to each of the ZAP~POST campaigns as required. You have tools to set the frequency of upload (we recommend once per day).

Set up is self-service whilst ZAP~POST’s “Tech-Sherpas” will assist and manage the set up where required, at no additional cost.

Summary functionality:

• Collect recipient data from Shopify segments.

• Set the frequency of data collection.

• Map to ZAP~POST Campaign.

• Map any custom fields you have set up in the ZAP~POST Campaign.

• Shopify Contacts are updated to record recipients who have/have not received a ZAP.

• Any returns (undeliverables) are updated on Shopify on a daily basis.

Integration to Shopify is directly available from your ZAP~POST account, once signed in.

When a campaign is created, connect Recipient data via “Data Sources” from within the app, you will be directed to the integration page where there are Shopify templates to choose from.

From within the app, connect to Shopify with your usual credentials and navigate to the Shopify Customer or Contact segments and connect to each of the ZAP~POST campaigns as required. You have tools to set the frequency of upload (we recommend once per day).

Set up is self-service whilst ZAP~POST’s “Tech-Sherpas” will assist and manage the set up where required, at no additional cost.

Summary functionality:

• Collect recipient data from Patchworks

• Map to ZAP~POST Campaigns

• Include any custom fields created in Patchwork or other integrations

• Ingest rejected and returned Zap records into Patchworks

An Integration to Patchworks is available directly from the Patchworks Public Marketplace, once signed in.

When a ZAP~POST campaign is created, connect a Patchworks Process Flow to submit customer data.

Set up is self-service whilst ZAP~POST's "Tech-Sherpas" will assist and manage the set up where required, at no additional cost.

Install the ZAP~POST Connector via the Patchworks Marketplace

1. Log in to Patchworks

2. From the home page, click on Marketplace

3. Search for ZAP~POST and click Install

4. Log into ZAP~POST at zappost.com

5. From the dashboard, click on settings

6. Select API consumers and Add New Consumer

1. In Patchworks, click on Process Flows then Connectors & Instances

2. Click Add new instance

1. Give your instance a name, we suggest something like 'ZAP~POST Production'

2. Click Next Step

3. Basic Authentication should already be selected, click Next Step

4. Here you need to enter your API Key and API Password from step 6

5. You're all set, your Patchwork and ZAP~POST accounts are integrated. To start ingesting customer data, see our Use case how-to guide

In order to submit customer data from Patchworks to ZAP~POST, you need to ensure you have a campaign created and a design published. See our ZAP~POST User Guide for a detailed walk through.

For this use case example, we'll be using a Klaviyo shape to find where our recipient data is coming from.

1. From the Patchworks home page, click on Process Flows

1. Click on Create New Flow

2. Name your flow, give it a description and select the Production Flow slider

3. Build your flow, selecting any connectors and relevant shapes

4. Once you've added the shape that data is being ingested from, you'll need to add a Map shape

1. You need to amend the Map shape settings to map the fields from one connector to another, in this instance, Klaviyo to ZAP~POST. Click on the Map shape settings icon

2. Select your Source Endpoint and your Target Endpoint

1. Click Generate Automatic Mapping, you can amend the mapping results or set them up manually

2. Click Save

3. Add a ZAP~POST Connector shape

1. When adding either a POST Submission or a POST Records shape, you'll notice 3 variables

Campaign ID - this is a required field and can be found in the ZAP~POST app. Sceduled Send Date ID - this is optional and can be left blank Only Valid Records - this is optional and defaults to true

For more information on these variables, see our API Documentation

1. Once saved, you can initialise your flow

1. To confirm your submission, log into the ZAP~POST app

2. Click Processing in the top Nav

3. You should see your submission in the table

You have the ability to add custom fields to your ZAP~POST campaigns, these fields allow you to choose data specific for your campaigns and customer data to be displayed on your Direct Mail campaigns. For more help on setting up custom fields, see our detailed documentation.

To add custom fields to your Patchworks Integration:

1. In Patchworks, navigate to Connectors & Instances

2. Click settings

1. Select Endpoints (you'll want to edit the POST Submissions and POST Records endpoints)

2. Click on Schema and then Edit

1. Paste the below into the Schema

{
      "customerid": "Value",
      "email": "Value",
      "salutation": "Value",
      "firstname": "Value",
      "surname": "Value",
      "address1": "Value",
      "address2": "Value",
      "address3": "Value",
      "city": "Value",
      "postcode": "Value",
      "country": "Value",
      "currency": "Value",
      "language": "Value",
      "customdata:" {
        "customfield1": "Value"
      }
}

1. Click Save Schema then Save and go back

2. On your flow, you'll need to map which data should populate your new custom field

3. On your mapping step, click on the settings icon

1. Click Add Mapping Rule

2. For the left field, select the field where the data is coming from

3. For the right field, the Payload should be customdata.customfield1

1. Click Accept then Save

2. You're all set!

Summary functionality:

• Collect recipient data from Force24.

• Map to ZAP~POST Campaign.

• Map any custom fields you have set up in the ZAP~POST Campaign.

An Integration to Force24 is available directly from the Force24 Marketplace, once signed in.

When a ZAP~POST campaign is created, connect your Force24 account to submit customer data.

Set up is self-service whilst ZAP~POST’s “Tech-Sherpas” will assist and manage the set up where required, at no additional cost.

In order to submit customer data from Force24 to ZAPPOST, you need to ensure you have a campaign created and a design published. See our ZAP~POST User Guide for a detailed walk through.

Install the ZAP~POST App via the Force24 Marketplace

1. Log in to Force24

2. From the home page, click on Marketplace

3. Select Alerts and Messages

1. Click ZAP~POST

2. Select the same paperstock as the campaign you've created on ZAP~POST

1. Give your integration a name. Suggest: 'ZAP~POST'

1. You'll now need to create an API consumer within your ZAP~POST account

2. Log into ZAP~POST at zappost.com

3. From the dashboard, click on settings

4. Select API consumers and Add New Consumer

1. In Force24, add your API Key and API Password

2. The environment should default as Production

3. Click Next

4. Select the Marketing List that you would like to send Direct Mail (Zaps) to

5. Select the campaign you've created in ZAP~POST

1. Click create

2. You're all set. Contacts in the marketing list will flow into your ZAP~POST campaign each day, and will be sent on the next available sending date.

3. You only need one ZAP~POST integration, to connect multiple marketing lists to multiple campaigns.

Summary functionality:

• Collect recipient data from Braze segments.

• Set the frequency of data collection.

• Map to ZAP~POST Campaign.

• Map any custom fields you have set up in the ZAP~POST Campaign.

• Braze Contacts are updated to record recipients who have/have not received a ZAP.

• Any returns (undeliverables) are updated on Braze on a daily basis.

Integration to Braze is directly available from your ZAP~POST account, once signed in.

When a campaign is created, connect Recipient data via “Data Sources” from within the app, you will be directed to the integration page where there are Braze templates to choose from.

From within the app, connect to Braze with your usual credentials and navigate to the Braze Customer or Contact segments and connect to each of the ZAP~POST campaigns as required. You have tools to set the frequency of upload (we recommend once per day).

Set up is self-service whilst ZAP~POST’s “Tech-Sherpas” will assist and manage the setup where required, at no additional cost.

Summary functionality:

• Collect recipient data from Emarsys segments.

• Set the frequency of data collection.

• Map to ZAP~POST Campaign.

• Map any custom fields you have set up in the ZAP~POST Campaign.

• Emarsys Contacts are updated to record recipients who have/have not received a ZAP.

• Any returns (undeliverables) are updated on Emarsys on a daily basis.

Integration to Emarsys is directly available from your ZAP~POST account, once signed in.

When a campaign is created, connect Recipient data via “Data Sources” from within the app, you will be directed to the integration page where there are Emarsys templates to choose from.

From within the app, connect to Emarsys with your usual credentials and navigate to the Emarsys Customer or Contact segments and connect to each of the ZAP~POST campaigns as required. You have tools to set the frequency of upload (we recommend once per day).

Set up is self-service whilst ZAP~POST’s “Tech-Sherpas” will assist and manage the set up where required, at no additional cost.

Summary functionality:

• Collect recipient data from Iterable segments.

• Set the frequency of data collection.

• Map to ZAP~POST Campaign.

• Map any custom fields you have set up in the ZAP~POST Campaign.

• Iterable Contacts are updated to record recipients who have/have not received a ZAP.

• Any returns (undeliverables) are updated on Iterable on a daily basis.

Integration to Iterable is directly available from your ZAP~POST account, once signed in.

When a campaign is created, connect Recipient data via “Data Sources” from within the app, you will be directed to the integration page where there are Iterable templates to choose from.

From within the app, connect to Iterable with your usual credentials and navigate to the Iterable Customer or Contact segments and connect to each of the ZAP~POST campaigns as required. You have tools to set the frequency of upload (we recommend once per day).

Set up is self-service whilst ZAP~POST’s “Tech-Sherpas” will assist and manage the setup where required, at no additional cost.