E-commerce stores
Shopify
OAuth, GDPR webhooks, customer + order back-fill, storefront pixel and
dual billing.
WooCommerce
Auth Endpoint or paste-keys, webhooks and customer back-fill.
Konimbo
Dedicated connect flow with webhooks and storefront snippet.
Magento 2
Paste-token connect with poll-based order sync.
Wix
OAuth client-credentials with RS256 JWT webhooks.
Ad audiences (outbound)
Meta audiences
Sync a segment 1:1 to a Meta Custom Audience.
Google Customer Match
Sync a segment to a Google customer list via the Data Manager API.
Automation & developer surfaces
Make.com
Triggers and actions in Make scenarios via the public API.
Outbound webhooks
Subscribe to events and receive signed deliveries.
Inbound webhooks
How store events reach Senderz.
Embedded forms
Drop a subscribe form on any site.
AI
AI provider (your own key)
Bring your own Claude, Gemini or OpenAI key for AI features.
How store sync works
Every store connector follows the same shape:1
Connect
OAuth, an auth endpoint, or a pasted token/keys — depending on the
platform.
2
Back-fill
Existing customers import through the shared importer; the last 60 days of
order history back-fill so lifetime value and predictive scores work on
day one.
3
Stay in sync
New customers and orders arrive by webhook (or poll, for Magento).
Consent is honoured from the store, never assumed.
Credentials are secrets
Store tokens, API keys and AI keys are stored in a secrets manager keyed by
workspace + provider — never in the database, logs, or on disk. GET
endpoints return presence flags, never key material.
Managing integrations
Connect and disconnect from Settings → Integrations or onboarding. All mutating integration routes are owner/admin only. Read status fromGET /integrations.
