Sell across brands,
automate on purchases.
Sync stores, products, and orders — then automate on what people actually buy.
Purchase data belongs in the same place as consent.
Storefront automation usually lives in the store platform, while consent, suppressions, and sending live somewhere else. The two drift: a post-purchase flow fires at someone who unsubscribed, or a segment built on order history has no idea about a complaint recorded last week.
SendNectar syncs stores, product catalogs, and orders into the same workspace that holds consent, suppression, and reporting. Purchase behavior triggers workflows and defines segments while consent enforcement and frequency caps apply to every one of those sends.
Ecommerce, specifically.
Connected stores
Sync a storefront per brand with its platform, external ID, currency, and timezone, driven by an integration with encrypted credentials.
Product catalog in reach
Synced products — title, vendor, product type, URL, and image — are available to templates and to segmentation.
Orders as events
Order activity lands against the contact with amount, currency, status, and ordered-at timestamp, ready to trigger a journey.
Purchase-driven automations
Enroll on order events and branch on condition steps, with goals to exit contacts the moment they convert.
Revenue attribution
Conversions record type, value, and currency against the campaign or automation that drove them — so a flow is judged on revenue, not opens.
Consent still wins
Marketing sends respect subscription topics and frequency caps even when triggered by a purchase. Transactional receipts are classed separately and are not capped.
The commerce surface.
Stores, products, and orders are first-class records — not custom fields bolted onto a contact.
- Stores
- Platform, external ID, currency, timezone, and configuration, scoped to a brand
- Products
- Title, description, vendor, product type, product URL, and image URL
- Orders
- External ID, contact, currency, total amount, status, and ordered-at
- Conversions
- Conversion type, contact, value amount, currency, and received-at
- Message class
- marketing (capped, consent-gated) or transactional (receipts, order updates)
- Sync
- Scheduled or on-demand, with per-run records processed and status history
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