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Loyalty programs work best when customers are reminded at the right time.
A customer may earn wallet coins, create a coupon, refer a friend, receive a review request, or approach coin expiry. But if those actions stay inside the loyalty platform and never trigger communication, the customer may not know what happened or what to do next.
That is where the Nector + Contlo integration helps.
The integration lets merchants send selected customer activity events from Nector into Contlo. These events can then trigger automations inside Contlo, such as sending an email when a customer is rewarded with wallet coins. Nector's Contlo help guide explains that events can be sent to Contlo when specific actions happen in Nector, and those events can be used to trigger Contlo automations.
For Shopify, DTC, ecommerce, and omnichannel brands, this creates a stronger connection between loyalty activity and customer communication. Nector manages loyalty, referrals, reviews, wallet coins, and rewards, while Contlo helps activate those moments through automated customer journeys.
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Why Loyalty Events Matter for Marketing Automation
Most ecommerce brands already send campaigns. But campaigns become much more useful when they respond to what a customer just did.
If a customer earns wallet coins, the right moment to remind them is immediately after the reward is created. If a coupon is generated, the right message should help them use it before they forget. If coins are expiring, the customer needs a timely reminder before the value disappears.
Contlo, now listed on the Shopify App Store as SuperAGI Marketing (Contlo), is positioned as an ecommerce marketing and helpdesk platform for email, SMS, WhatsApp, web push, voice, Facebook, and Instagram, with automation and customer journey capabilities.
Nector is built as an omnichannel loyalty, referrals, and reviews platform that helps brands turn first-time customers into repeat buyers across online and retail journeys.
Together, Nector and Contlo help brands move from generic campaigns to loyalty-triggered journeys.
| Nector activity | Contlo automation opportunity |
|---|---|
| Wallet coins rewarded | Send a “you earned coins” email |
| Coupon is created | Send a coupon reminder |
| Referral activity | Send referral reward updates |
| Coin expiry | Send expiry reminders |
| Review request | Send post-purchase review journeys |
| Loyalty milestone | Trigger a customer journey or segment update |
The goal is not to send more messages. The goal is to send more relevant messages based on real customer actions.
What the Nector + Contlo Integration Does
The Nector + Contlo integration connects selected Nector events with Contlo automations, helping merchants connect Contlo with Nector using a private API key, select Email as the common property, install and enable the Nector app inside Contlo, create selected customer activity events inside Nector, send those Nector events to Contlo, use Nector events as triggers inside Contlo automations, and send test events before launch.
Nector's Contlo help guide highlights two commonly used events: Wallet Coins Rewarded and Coupon Is Created.
How the Nector + Contlo Integration Workflow Works
Step 1: Open Email & WhatsApp Marketing in Nector
The setup starts inside the Nector dashboard. Merchants go to the Integrations page, click Email & WhatsApp Marketing in the sidebar, and look for Contlo in that section. From there, they click Configure to open the Contlo integration page.
Step 2: Get the Private API Key From Contlo
To enable the integration, the merchant needs a private API key from the Contlo dashboard. Nector's help guide explains that merchants should log in to Contlo, click the store name, open Settings, go to Marketing Settings, open the API Keys tab, and create a new private API key. The newly created API key is then copied into the Nector dashboard.
Step 3: Select Email as the Common Property
After adding the API key in Nector, the merchant selects Email as the common property. The common property is the Nector user property used when sending the event. Nector's guide specifically says to select Email as the mode of communication for the Contlo integration.
This matters because Contlo needs a customer identifier to associate the incoming Nector event with the right customer profile.
Step 4: Initialize the Integration in Nector
Once the API key and common property are added, the merchant clicks Initialize. After initialization, the Contlo integration becomes enabled inside Nector.
Step 5: Install the Nector App Inside Contlo
The setup also requires action inside Contlo. Merchants go to the Contlo dashboard, open App Market from the left-side menu, search for Nector, and install the app. Nector's guide says the Nector app needs to be installed and enabled on Contlo as well. This completes the Contlo-side connection.
Step 6: Create an Event in Nector
After the integration is enabled, the merchant returns to the Contlo integration page in Nector. From there, they switch to the Events tab and click Create an Event. Common examples include Wallet Coins Rewarded and Coupon Is Created.
Step 7: Send a Test Event
Before the event can be used inside Contlo, the merchant sends a test event from Nector. Nector's guide explains that sending a test event makes the event available inside the Contlo dashboard, where the merchant can use it as an automation trigger. The guide also notes that the customer email ID used for the test must already exist in the store's customer database.
Step 8: Build an Automation in Contlo
After events are sent from Nector, the merchant creates a new automation inside Contlo. In the trigger section of the automation, the merchant can choose any event sent from Nector. For example, a Wallet Coins Rewarded event can trigger an email whenever a customer receives wallet coins.
This is where the integration becomes useful: a loyalty action in Nector becomes an automated customer journey in Contlo.
Use Cases for Shopify and DTC Brands
1. Send Wallet Coins Rewarded Emails
Example message: “Hi Riya, you just earned 100 coins. Use them on your next order.”
2. Send Coupon Created Emails
Example message: “Your reward coupon is ready. Use it on your next order before it expires.”
3. Trigger Referral Follow-Ups
Brands can use this to notify customers about referral activity, reward availability, or the next action they should take.
4. Send Coin Expiry Notifications
Example message: “Your coins are expiring soon. Redeem them before they expire.”
5. Send Review Request Journeys
When connected with loyalty, brands can ask for feedback and remind customers about any configured reward.
6. Build Post-Purchase Loyalty Education
Brands can use Contlo automations to educate customers after key Nector events about how many coins they earned, how to redeem coins, how coupons work, how referrals work, how reviews can earn rewards, and when coins expire.
7. Segment Customers Based on Loyalty Activity
Because Nector events can flow into Contlo, merchants can use loyalty behavior as part of their engagement strategy. For example, brands can build journeys for customers who earned wallet coins, customers who created coupons, customers who referred friends, customers who need review reminders, and customers approaching coin expiry.
What This Unlocks for Merchants
| Merchant benefit | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| More timely loyalty communication | Customers receive messages when selected loyalty actions happen. |
| Better reward visibility | Wallet coins, coupons, and expiry reminders do not stay hidden inside the loyalty dashboard. |
| Less manual campaign work | Teams do not need to manually export lists or trigger every message. |
| Stronger post-purchase engagement | Customers can be guided after earning, redeeming, reviewing, or referring. |
| More connected retention workflows | Nector handles loyalty activity while Contlo activates customer journeys. |
| Better customer education | Automated flows can explain how to earn, redeem, refer, and review. |
| More relevant campaigns | Messages can be tied to real Nector events. |
Nector + Contlo vs Disconnected Loyalty and Marketing Tools
| Criteria | Disconnected setup | Nector + Contlo |
|---|---|---|
| Loyalty visibility | Customers may earn coins but never receive a timely update. | Nector events can trigger Contlo automations. |
| Coupon communication | Created coupons may be forgotten. | Coupon creation can trigger follow-up messages. |
| Referral updates | Referral rewards may need manual communication. | Referral events can support automated journeys. |
| Coin expiry | Customers may not know coins are expiring. | Coin expiry events can trigger reminders. |
| Review requests | Review workflows may stay separate from loyalty. | Review request events can support post-purchase journeys. |
| Manual work | Teams may need manual exports or one-off campaigns. | Events can be sent to Contlo after setup. |
| Personalization | Messages may be generic. | Messages can be based on actual customer activity in Nector. |
| Customer experience | Loyalty and communication feel separate. | Loyalty events become part of the communication journey. |
Integration Use Case Comparison
| Integration use case | Merchant problem | How Contlo helps | How Nector adds retention value | Result for the brand |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wallet coins rewarded | Customers forget earned coins. | Sends automated customer communication. | Provides the wallet reward event. | Customers notice loyalty value faster. |
| Coupon is created | Customers create coupons but may not use them. | Triggers coupon reminder journeys. | Tracks coupon creation from wallet coins. | Reward usage becomes more visible. |
| Referral update | Referrers may not know what happened next. | Sends referral-related automations. | Supplies referral event context. | Referral engagement stays active. |
| Coin expiry | Unused coins expire unnoticed. | Sends expiry reminders. | Supplies coin expiry event context. | Customers get a reason to return. |
| Review request | Feedback needs a timely post-purchase nudge. | Sends review request journeys. | Connects review activity with loyalty. | Reviews and loyalty support each other. |
| Loyalty education | New members do not understand the program. | Sends automated education flows. | Provides loyalty event triggers. | Customers learn how to earn and redeem. |
Where This Fits in the Nector Retention Ecosystem
Nector is the loyalty, referrals, and reviews layer. Contlo is the customer journey and marketing automation layer. Together, they help brands turn customer activity into timely communication.
| Nector layer | Contlo role |
|---|---|
| Wallet coins | Send wallet coins rewarded journeys |
| Coupons | Send coupon created reminders |
| Referrals | Send referral follow-ups |
| Reviews | Send review request or review reward journeys |
| Coin expiry | Send expiry reminders |
| Customer activity | Trigger event-based automations |
| Loyalty education | Explain rewards and redemption through customer journeys |
Nector creates the loyalty moment, and Contlo helps communicate it to the customer.
Who Should Use the Nector + Contlo Integration?
Best-fit brands
- Use Nector for loyalty, referrals, reviews, wallet coins, or rewards.
- Use Contlo for marketing automation.
- Want to trigger campaigns based on loyalty activity.
- Want customers to notice coins, coupons, referrals, reviews, or expiry reminders.
- Sell through Shopify, DTC, ecommerce, or omnichannel journeys.
Teams that benefit most
- CRM marketers
- Retention marketers
- Ecommerce managers
- Growth teams
- DTC founders
- Loyalty program managers
- Customer engagement teams
- Shopify agencies
How to Get Started
What you need before setup
- Active Nector account
- Active Contlo account
- Access to Contlo settings
- Contlo private API key
- Nector app installed inside Contlo
- Email selected as the common property
- List of Nector events to send to Contlo
- Test customer email that exists in your store database
- Automation copy for each customer journey
What to configure carefully
- Whether the Contlo private API key is copied correctly.
- Whether Email is selected as the common property.
- Whether the Nector app is installed and enabled inside Contlo.
- Whether the right Nector event is created.
- Whether the test email exists in the customer database.
- Whether the event appears in Contlo after the test event is sent.
- Whether the automation message matches the customer action.
- Whether customers who should not receive a message are excluded.
What to test before launch
- Whether the integration initializes successfully.
- Whether the Nector app is visible inside Contlo.
- Whether the selected event is created in Nector.
- Whether the test event reaches Contlo.
- Whether the event appears as an automation trigger.
- Whether the correct customer receives the message.
- Whether the message content is accurate.
- Whether duplicate or repeated events are handled properly.
- Whether unsubscribe and consent rules are respected.
How to measure success
Track these metrics after launch:
- Automation trigger volume
- Email open rate
- Email click rate
- Wallet coin redemption after messages
- Coupon usage after coupon-created journeys
- Referral follow-up engagement
- Review request completion
- Coin expiry recovery
- Repeat purchases from customers receiving loyalty journeys
- Unsubscribes or complaints from loyalty-triggered messages
The goal is not to send more campaigns. The goal is to send more useful messages based on what the customer actually did.
Final Thoughts
The Nector + Contlo integration is valuable because it connects loyalty activity with customer journey automation.
Nector helps brands manage wallet coins, rewards, referrals, reviews, coupons, and loyalty events. Contlo helps brands turn those events into automated customer journeys. When both systems work together, a customer action in Nector can become a timely message in Contlo.
That matters because customers do not always remember their rewards on their own. They need simple reminders at the right time, with the right context.
For Shopify, DTC, ecommerce, and omnichannel brands, this integration helps turn loyalty data into communication that feels relevant, timely, and connected.
Want to connect loyalty, referrals, reviews, and retention workflows across your ecommerce stack? Book a Nector demo.
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FAQs
What is the Nector + Contlo integration?
The Nector + Contlo integration connects Nector customer activity events with Contlo automations, allowing brands to trigger customer journeys when selected loyalty, reward, coupon, referral, review, or expiry events happen in Nector.
How does the Nector + Contlo integration work?
Merchants configure Contlo inside the Nector dashboard, add the Contlo private API key, select Email as the common property, initialize the integration, install the Nector app inside Contlo, create events in Nector, send a test event, and then use those events as automation triggers inside Contlo.
Why should Email be selected as the common property?
Email is used as the common property because it identifies the customer profile when Nector sends events to Contlo. Nector's setup guide specifically instructs merchants to select Email as the mode of communication for this integration.
Does the Nector app need to be installed inside Contlo?
Yes. Nector's guide says the Nector app needs to be installed and enabled inside Contlo from the Contlo App Market.
Does this integration work for Shopify brands?
Yes. The setup is relevant for Shopify, DTC, and ecommerce brands using Nector for loyalty and Contlo for customer journeys. Contlo is listed on the Shopify App Store as SuperAGI Marketing (Contlo), an ecommerce marketing and helpdesk platform for email, SMS, WhatsApp, web push, voice, Facebook, and Instagram.





