75 docs tagged with "integration"

Let's set up Braze to give loyalty points to a customer when Talon.One receives a specific Braze event.

In this tutorial, let's set up Shopify so that customers can earn loyalty points for completing their order and see their current loyalty balance in Shopify.

Effects are set in your rules. They represent what happened inside the Rule Engine so that you can apply the right action in your integration layer, if needed.

Every request to the Integration API comes from your integrated webshop. Typically,

Applications are the environment where you create and manage your campaigns. Each Application can contain one or more campaigns and API keys to send integration data to Talon.One.

In this tutorial, we'll show you how to apply discounts at checkout using Shopify and Talon.One.

Let's imagine you want to run a promotion with a SNOW20 coupon that gives 20% off all snowboards in your Shopify store.

Learn how to integrate with Talon.One with a basic example.

In this tutorial, let's create a coupon dispenser button for our Salesforce

Talon.One offers a set of effects via its Integration API that you can use to get data to the integration layer. But sometimes, the data that they return might not be what you require.

In this tutorial, let's use a webhook in Talon.One to trigger an email campaign in Iterable.

To make the most of Talon.One and MoEngage, you can integrate them by creating a webhook to MoEngage in Talon.One.

Create an achievement to check if a customer has reached a defined target.

Create an Application to:

To integrate Talon.One with MoEngage, you can create a Content API in MoEngage for each of the following supported generic CEP integration endpoints:

In this tutorial, let's set up Bloomreach Engagement to

In this tutorial, let's set up Braze to automatically generate coupons inside Talon.One and deliver the coupon codes to specific customer segments.

In this tutorial, let's set up Iterable to automatically generate

In this tutorial, let's set up Klaviyo to automatically generate

In this tutorial, let's set up Iterable to automatically generate referral

A referral program is defined by an advocate, a friend and a referral code.

In this tutorial, let's set up Bloomreach Engagement to

In this tutorial, let's set up Braze to automatically generate referrals inside Talon.One and deliver the referral codes to specific customer segments.

Let's create a webhook in the Campaign Manager to send some data from Talon.One. The

A customer profile is Talon.One's internal representation of your customer.

A customer session is a finite container of customer activity within an Application.

Use the Integration API logs to see the Integration API requests received by the Application of your choice.

On the Webhook Logs page, you can check how webhooks have been used in your rules.

In this tutorial, let's set up Bloomreach Engagement to

Let's set up Braze to retrieve the loyalty ledger information of a customer from Talon.One.

Let's set up CleverTap to retrieve the loyalty ledger information of a customer from Talon.One.

In this tutorial, let's set up Iterable to retrieve the loyalty ledger

In this tutorial, let's set up Emarsys to retrieve existing coupons

Let's set up Emarsys to retrieve the loyalty balance of a customer from Talon.One.

You can integrate with any customer data platform (CDP) using Talon.One's endpoints for third-party tools.

You can integrate with any customer engagement platform (CEP) using Talon.One's endpoints for third-party tools.

Your first steps with Talon.One.

Hightouch is a data and AI platform for marketing and personalization.

When you first integrate with Talon.One, ensure you import information about your existing customers to maximize the use of targeted campaigns immediately.

Talon.One supports commercetools integration via the open-source commercetools accelerator on GitHub.

This tutorial shows you the basic steps to integrate Talon.One with mParticle.

This tutorial shows you the basic steps to integrate Talon.One with Segment.

Talon.One supports integrating with Shopify using a dedicated app.

Integrating with Talon.One revolves around two main concepts: sending customer session updates and processing rule effects.

Use the Integration API to send external information to the Talon.One Rule Engine or to retrieve data in high-load environments. It's the main API for all integration use-cases.

Every integration is unique, but keep in mind the following points.

Take your first integration steps with a basic integration example.

Load testing is an important phase of every project and must be conducted with care

In the Account > Logs section of the Campaign Manager, you can display the different logs that Talon.One maintains to monitor or troubleshoot your integration.

You can deactivate, edit, or delete an Application notification you created.

In your campaign Settings, you can find all the stores linked to your campaign. You can also update how the campaign is evaluated with stores, link more stores to it, or add budgets for individual stores.

The API key contained in an Application allows you to authenticate with the Integration API to send data to and retrieve it from a specific Application.

A Third-party API key allows you to authenticate with the Third-party API to exchange data between Talon.One and a supported technology partner.

You can use webhooks to share information from your Applications with third parties. Webhooks are always triggered as an effect.

Use the Management API to programmatically do most of what the Campaign Manager's UI allows. It's the API for management purposes and back-office operations.

When you are building a new integration or making changes to an existing one, you may want to monitor the requests sent via the Integration API.

Talon.One fits seamlessly into the QSR & dining ecosystem. It empowers brands to design and operate loyalty programs, personalized offers, referrals, and promotions across apps, kiosks, and delivery channels.

In Amplitude CDP, behavioral cohorts are defined by user actions taken within a specific time period. They allow you to group different users based on their actions in your product.

mParticle allows you to define audiences

The Engage Audiences feature in Segment enables you to group users or accounts based on event behavior and traits that Segment tracks.

Salesforce Commerce Cloud is a multi-tenant, cloud-based B2B and B2C commerce solution that empowers you to create intelligent, unified buying experiences across all channels — mobile, social, web, and store.

Talon.One offers SDKs for the following languages. Use them

In this tutorial, let's set up Talon.One to automatically generate

With a Braze integration, you can send coupon codes generated in Talon.One to specific customers through one of the available Braze messaging channels, like email, SMS, and push notification.

This tutorial describes how to connect Talon.One to Okta to allow users to sign in to Talon.One directly from their Okta account using single sign-on (SSO).

A store is a type of entity used to represent all the physical and digital sales channels of an organization.

Let's set up Shopify to sync your product inventory with a cart item catalog in Talon.One.

Tealium is a customer data platform that provides tools for managing

After you create an audience in Talon.One,

You can use Talon.One to manage coupon wallets. Coupon wallets enable customers to collect

mParticle allows you to capture event data

Having the same customer and product IDs across your systems helps you deliver a seamless omnichannel experience, driving promotions and loyalty everywhere — web, app, and POS.

In this tutorial, let's set up Braze to receive loyalty notifications from Talon.One and use them to trigger an email campaign.

In this tutorial, we set up Braze to use universal coupons with reservations.

A webhook allows a Talon.One Application to send information in real-time to third-party