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    Works With Your Email Platform

    Sendtric integrates seamlessly with all major email service providers. Just copy and paste our HTML code.

    Universal Integration Steps

    • 1

      Create Widget

      Log into Sendtric and create your countdown timer or interactive widget with our easy-to-use editor.

    • 2

      Copy HTML

      Click the "Copy Code" button to copy the HTML embed code to your clipboard.

    • 3

      Paste & Send

      Paste the code into your email template's HTML editor and send your campaign.

    Platform-Specific Setup Guides

    Mailchimp

    Add any Sendtric widget to Mailchimp campaigns and automation flows with a Code block, or push it straight across once your accounts are connected.

    • Create and save your widget in Sendtric.
    • Copy its HTML code, or use Push to Mailchimp if you've connected Mailchimp under Settings > Integrations (Mailchimp Standard or higher).
    • In the Mailchimp email builder, drag a Code block from Content blocks to where the widget should go.
    • Paste the code, save, and preview before you send.

    Unique timers, one-vote-per-subscriber polls and personalized images use Mailchimp merge tags such as *|UNIQID|*. The guides below cover each widget step by step.

    Mailchimp guides

    Klaviyo

    Sendtric works in Klaviyo campaigns and flows, either through a pushed Universal Content block or a plain HTML block.

    • Build your widget in Sendtric and save it.
    • Click Push to Klaviyo if Klaviyo is connected under Settings > Integrations, or copy the HTML code.
    • In the Klaviyo editor, drag in the pushed block from the Universal tab, or add an HTML block and paste the code.
    • Save the template and send yourself a preview.

    Want each profile to get its own timer, poll vote or local forecast? The Klaviyo guides below show which profile properties to use, like {{ person.KlaviyoID }}.

    Klaviyo guides

    Manago AI

    Sendtric countdown timers are built right into Manago AI's Email Design Studio. Every other Sendtric widget goes in through the HTML content widget.

    • For a timer, open Widgets > Conversion in Email Design Studio and drag in Countdown, then set it up in its settings panel.
    • For any other widget, create it in Sendtric and copy the code.
    • Drag HTML content from Widgets > Basic into your email and paste the code into its HTML editor.
    • Save and send a test to check it.

    Polls, personalized images and weather can read Manago AI placeholders like $contactID$ and $city$. You'll find the details for each widget in the guides below.

    Manago AI guides

    Salesforce Marketing Cloud

    In Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Sendtric widgets live in a Content Builder HTML block, so they work in any email you build there.

    • Make your widget in Sendtric, save it and copy the code.
    • Open the email in Content Builder.
    • Drag an HTML content block into place and paste the code into its editor.
    • Use Preview and Test to check it with a real subscriber before sending.

    For per-subscriber timers, poll tracking and send-time countdowns you'll use personalization strings like %%subscriberid%%. Each widget has its own walkthrough below.

    Salesforce Marketing Cloud guides

    Bloomreach

    Bloomreach's visual builder takes Sendtric code through its HTML element, so any widget can sit inside your campaign emails.

    • Design your widget in Sendtric and copy the HTML.
    • In your Bloomreach email, drag the HTML element from the Content tab to the spot you want.
    • Click the element and paste the code under Content Properties.
    • Preview the email or send a test, then save.

    Bloomreach's Jinja personalization can feed customer data into your widgets, for example {{ time | int }} for send-time timers. The guides below walk through each widget.

    Bloomreach guides

    SendGrid

    Sendtric widgets drop into SendGrid Marketing Campaigns through a Code module, and into Dynamic Templates for transactional email.

    • Create the widget in Sendtric and copy its code.
    • In the SendGrid Design Editor, drag a Code module from the Build tab into your email.
    • Paste the code into Edit Module HTML and click Update.
    • Preview the email and send a test.

    SendGrid has no built-in subscriber ID tag, so features like unique timers and poll tracking need a custom field or your own data. The guides below explain the options for each widget.

    SendGrid guides

    Iterable

    Paste Sendtric code into an HTML block in Iterable's Drag and Drop editor, or straight into the source in the WYSIWYG and Side by Side editors.

    • Build your widget in Sendtric and copy the HTML.
    • Open your Iterable template and click Edit design.
    • Drag an HTML block from the Content tab into place and paste the code. In the other editors, paste it into the source.
    • Preview with a test user, then save the template.

    For per-user timers, poll votes and personalized images you'll use Handlebars fields like {{userId}}. Each widget has its own guide below, plus one for dynamic timers.

    Iterable guides

    ActiveCampaign

    ActiveCampaign's Email Designer has an HTML block that takes any Sendtric widget, in campaigns and automations alike.

    • Create your widget in Sendtric and copy the code.
    • In the Email Designer, drag the HTML block from Blocks into your email.
    • Click the block, paste the code, then click any other block to close the editor.
    • Send to a small test list, because ActiveCampaign test emails don't fill in personalization tags.

    Personalized widgets in ActiveCampaign use tags like %SUBSCRIBERID%. The step-by-step guides below cover the details for each one.

    ActiveCampaign guides

    Brevo

    In Brevo, any Sendtric widget goes into the drag and drop editor's HTML block. No extra setup needed.

    • Design the widget in Sendtric and copy its code.
    • In Brevo's drag and drop editor, open Content > Blocks and drag the HTML block into your design.
    • Click the block, replace the placeholder text with your code and save.
    • Send a test to see the widget as your contacts will.

    Brevo can't use its contact ID in templates, so unique timers and poll tracking work a little differently here. Read the guides below for each widget, including send-time timers with {{ time_now|time_unix }}.

    Brevo guides

    HubSpot

    Sendtric connects to HubSpot directly, or you can paste any widget into an HTML module in a marketing email.

    • Create your widget in Sendtric and save it.
    • Use Push to HubSpot to save it as a reusable email module (paid HubSpot plans), or copy the code.
    • In your marketing email, click More in the Content tab and drag in the HTML - Email module.
    • Paste the code into the HTML box, then preview and send a test email.

    Contact tokens like {{ contact.hs_object_id }} power unique timers, one vote per contact on polls and personalized images. See the HubSpot guides below for each widget.

    HubSpot guides

    Braze

    Braze's drag-and-drop editor takes Sendtric widgets through its HTML block, in campaigns and Canvas messages.

    • Build the widget in Sendtric and copy the HTML.
    • In Braze, open your email in the drag-and-drop editor.
    • Drag the HTML block from the Content panel into the email and paste the code.
    • Check it in Preview & Test before launching.

    Liquid tags like {{${user_id}}} make timers, polls and images personal to each user. Use the HTML block for these rather than the Image block. The guides below go through each widget.

    Braze guides

    GetResponse

    Add any Sendtric widget to GetResponse newsletters and autoresponders with the Custom HTML block.

    • Make your widget in Sendtric and copy the code.
    • In the GetResponse message editor, go to Layout and open Basic blocks.
    • Drag Custom HTML into your message and paste the code into the HTML field on the right.
    • Preview the message and send yourself a test.

    Merge words like [[email]] let widgets respond to each contact. The guides below cover every widget, plus how Sendtric timers compare with GetResponse's own countdown block.

    GetResponse guides