Integrations
Ziikly connects to the tools you already use so you can search a customer's email across all of them from a single place. Paste a read-only key once per platform.
Customer record and balance
Customer purchases and products
Subscriber state (active/cancelled)
Tasks linked to a customer by email
Customer invoices and status
Customer record and organisation number
Recent conversations for a contact
Customers and profiles
Customers and profiles
Subscriber state (active/unsubscribed)
Contact record
Upcoming and past events
Events for a customer
Contact record and lifecycle stage
Person record by email
Contact record by email
End-user profile by email
Contact record by email
Customer profile and total spent
Customer profile by email
Subscriber state (subscribed/unsubscribed)
Form responses by email
Form submissions by email
Form submissions by email
Customer record by email
Account record by email
Tasks linked to a customer by email
Cards that mention a customer's email
Board items linked to a customer by email
Channels that mention a customer's email
Pages about a customer (title search)
Contacts matching the customer's email
Recent transactions paid by the customer
Records whose cells contain the customer's email
Spreadsheets that mention the customer's email
Customers matching the customer's email
Customers matching the customer's email
Customers matching the customer's email
Customers matching the customer's email
Customers matching the customer's email
Contacts matching the customer's email
Contacts matching the customer's email
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