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Nector + Growlytics Integration: Turn Loyalty Events Into Automated Customer Campaigns
Retention teams do not need more disconnected customer data.
They need customer actions to reach the tools where campaigns are actually built.
A customer may earn wallet coins inside Nector. Another customer may use wallet coins to create a coupon. Someone else may refer a friend, receive a coin expiry reminder, or become eligible for a review request.
These moments say something important about the customer.
They show reward interest, redemption intent, advocacy, post-purchase engagement, or a risk of losing unused loyalty value. But if those events stay only inside the loyalty platform, the marketing team may not be able to act on them quickly.
The Nector + Growlytics integration helps solve this.
With this integration, merchants can send selected Nector events to Growlytics. Once the event is available in Growlytics, brands can use it to trigger automations such as reward-earned emails, coupon reminders, referral follow-ups, expiry notifications, or review request campaigns.
For Shopify, DTC, ecommerce, and omnichannel brands, this connects two important layers of the retention stack: Nector as the loyalty, referrals, and reviews platform, and Growlytics as the customer engagement automation layer.
Connect Nector with Growlytics to trigger automated customer campaigns when shoppers earn wallet coins, create coupons, refer friends, or engage with your loyalty program.
Quick Answer: What Is the Nector Growlytics Integration?
The Nector Growlytics integration sends selected customer activity events from Nector to Growlytics. Merchants configure Growlytics inside Nector using a private API key, select Email as the common property, create Nector events, send a test event, and then use those events as triggers inside Growlytics automations.
In simple terms, Nector captures the loyalty event. Growlytics uses that event to trigger customer communication.
The customer receives a timely message based on their loyalty activity.
Why Loyalty Events Matter Inside Growlytics?
Most ecommerce automations are built around standard purchase behavior.
- A customer placed an order.
- A customer abandoned a cart.
- A customer browsed a product.
- A customer did not buy again after a certain number of days.
These are useful signals, but they do not fully explain loyalty intent. Loyalty behavior gives brands another layer of customer context.
| Nector loyalty signal | What it tells the brand |
|---|---|
| Wallet Coins Rewarded | The customer has earned new loyalty value |
| Coupon Is Created | The customer has converted wallet coins into a discount or coupon |
| New customer referred | The customer is participating in referral activity |
| Coin expiry notification | The customer may need a reminder before value is lost |
| Review request | The customer is in a post-purchase engagement window |
| Loyalty activity | The customer is engaging beyond a basic purchase |
When these events are available inside Growlytics, brands can build campaigns around actual loyalty behavior.
This helps retention teams move beyond generic promotional messages and create journeys based on what the customer has done inside the rewards program.
What the Nector Growlytics Integration Does?
The Nector Growlytics integration connects selected Nector events with Growlytics automations.
At a product level, the integration helps merchants:
- Configure Growlytics from the Email & WhatsApp Marketing section in Nector.
- Add the private API key from the Growlytics dashboard.
- Select Email as the common customer property.
- Initialize the Growlytics integration inside Nector.
- Create Nector events that should be sent to Growlytics.
- Send events such as Wallet Coins Rewarded and Coupon Is Created.
- Send a test event so the event becomes available inside Growlytics.
- Use the Nector event as a trigger for Growlytics automations.
- Build customer campaigns around rewards, coupons, referrals, expiry reminders, and review requests.
This is a customer engagement automation integration.
Growlytics sits in the marketing automation layer, while Nector acts as the loyalty, referrals, and reviews layer.
How the Nector Growlytics Integration Workflow Works?
Step 1: Open Email & WhatsApp Marketing in Nector
The setup starts inside the Nector dashboard.
Go to the Integrations page. From the sidebar, click Email & WhatsApp Marketing. Scroll through the section and look for Growlytics.
Click Configure to open the Growlytics integration page.
This is where the merchant starts connecting Nector loyalty events with Growlytics automations.
Step 2: Get the private API key from Growlytics
To enable the integration, merchants need the private API key from the Growlytics dashboard.
The Nector setup guide says merchants can try finding the API key in the Growlytics dashboard under account settings. If they are unable to find it, they should contact Growlytics support or reach out to Nector through live chat or support.
This API key is required because it allows Nector to send selected customer activity events into Growlytics.
Step 3: Paste the API key into Nector
After getting the private API key, return to the Growlytics integration page inside Nector.
Paste the API key into the required field.
Make sure the API key is copied correctly. If the key is incorrect or incomplete, the integration may not initialize properly.
Step 4: Select Email as the common property
Under Choose Common Property, select Email.
The common property is the Nector user property used when sending the event to Growlytics. In this integration, Email is used as the mode of communication and customer identifier.
This step matters because automations only work correctly when the event is attached to the right customer profile.
If the email ID does not exist in the customer database, the event may not trigger the expected customer communication.
Step 5: Initialize the integration
After adding the private API key and selecting Email as the common property, click Initialize.
Once the integration is enabled, the Growlytics integration page will show the connected view inside Nector.
At this stage, the technical connection is active. The next step is to create the events that should be sent from Nector to Growlytics.
Step 6: Create an event in Nector
After enabling the integration, switch to the Events tab.
Click Create An Event. This opens the event setup screen where the merchant chooses which Nector event should notify Growlytics.
The Nector setup guide highlights two commonly used events:
| Event | What it means |
|---|---|
| Wallet Coins Rewarded | Sent whenever wallet coins are rewarded in Nector |
| Coupon Is Created | Sent whenever a customer uses wallet coins to get a discount or coupon code in Nector |
These two events are useful because they connect loyalty earning and reward redemption with customer communication.
Step 7: Select the event and destination
Inside the event creation popup, select the Nector event you want to send.
For example, if you want Growlytics to trigger a message whenever wallet coins are rewarded, select Wallet Coins Rewarded.
For Send event to, Growlytics will be selected by default.
After entering the required details, click Create.
The event will now appear in the event list inside the Growlytics integration page.
Step 8: Send a test event
Before building a customer-facing automation, send a test event from Nector.
Open the event you created and click Send Test Event. A popup will appear where you can enter the email ID where the test email should be sent.
The email ID used for the test must already exist in the customer database of the store.
This step is important because sending a test event makes the event available inside the Growlytics dashboard. After that, the merchant can set up the Growlytics flow using this Nector event as the trigger.
Step 9: Build the automation in Growlytics
Once the test event is available inside Growlytics, create an automation using the Nector event as the trigger.
For example:
If the event is Wallet Coins Rewarded, Growlytics can send a message telling the customer how many wallet coins they earned.
If the event is Coupon Is Created, Growlytics can send a reminder that the customer’s coupon or discount is ready to use.
If the event is related to referrals, expiry notifications, or review requests, Growlytics can trigger the relevant follow-up campaign.
This is where the integration becomes valuable for retention teams. Nector creates the loyalty signal. Growlytics turns that signal into customer communication.
Example Workflow: Wallet Coins Rewarded
Here is how the integration can work in practice.
A customer completes a purchase and earns wallet coins through Nector.
Nector sends the Wallet Coins Rewarded event to Growlytics.
Growlytics uses that event as an automation trigger.
The customer receives a message such as:
“You just earned 150 wallet coins. Use them on your next order.”
The journey can then continue based on customer behavior.
| Customer action | Possible Growlytics follow-up |
|---|---|
| Customer opens the message | Send redemption instructions |
| Customer clicks the message | Send them to the store or rewards page |
| Customer creates a coupon | Trigger a coupon-ready reminder |
| Customer does not redeem | Send a reminder after a delay |
| Customer purchases again | Move them into a post-purchase or repeat buyer flow |
This turns a loyalty event into a structured retention journey.
Key Use Cases for Shopify and DTC Brands
1. Reward-earned campaigns
When customers earn wallet coins, they should know what they earned and how to use it.
A Growlytics automation can turn the Wallet Coins Rewarded event into a message like:
“Your latest order earned you 120 wallet coins. Use them on your next purchase.”
This makes the rewards program easier to notice and understand.
2. Coupon-created reminders
A customer who creates a coupon has already shown redemption intent.
The Coupon Is Created event can trigger a Growlytics campaign that reminds the customer their coupon is ready. This helps reduce the gap between creating a reward and actually using it.
3. Referral follow-up campaigns
Referral activity is a strong customer advocacy signal.
If a customer refers someone, brands can use Growlytics to send follow-up messages around referral status, reward eligibility, or next steps.
This keeps referral participation active after the first share.
4. Coin expiry notifications
Unused loyalty value can become a missed retention opportunity.
If wallet coins are close to expiry, brands can use Growlytics to send reminders before the value is lost.
These reminders work well because they are connected to real customer value.
5. Review request reminders
Review requests are part of the post-purchase journey.
Nector events can support review request communication through Growlytics, helping brands connect review collection with retention messaging.
6. Loyalty education for first-time buyers
Not every customer understands how a loyalty program works after one order.
Growlytics automations can help explain:
- How wallet coins are earned
- How customers can redeem coins
- How coupons are created
- How referrals work
- How reviews connect with rewards
- When loyalty value may expire
This is especially useful for first-time buyers who need a reason to return.
7. Loyalty-based customer segmentation
Once Nector events are available in Growlytics, brands can create more relevant customer segments.
Examples include:
- Customers who earned wallet coins but did not redeem
- Customers who created coupons
- Customers who participated in referrals
- Customers who received expiry reminders
- Customers who responded to review requests
- Customers who repeatedly engage with loyalty actions
These segments help growth teams avoid one-size-fits-all messaging.
What This Unlocks for Merchants?
| Merchant benefit | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Loyalty-triggered automation | Growlytics campaigns can start from Nector events |
| Better reward visibility | Customers are more likely to notice wallet coins and coupons |
| Less manual CRM work | Teams do not need to manually export loyalty lists |
| More relevant customer messaging | Campaigns can respond to real loyalty behavior |
| Stronger referral follow-up | Referral events can become customer journeys |
| Better expiry communication | Customers can be reminded before loyalty value is lost |
| More connected retention stack | Nector and Growlytics work together instead of operating separately |
The main value is not just sending data to Growlytics.
The real value is helping retention teams act on loyalty behavior at the right time.
Nector + Growlytics vs Disconnected Loyalty and Marketing Tools
| Criteria | Disconnected setup | Nector + Growlytics |
|---|---|---|
| Loyalty events | Stay inside the loyalty platform | Can be sent to Growlytics |
| Campaign triggers | Mostly based on purchase or campaign behavior | Can include loyalty, coupon, referral, review, and expiry events |
| Wallet coin updates | Customers may not notice earned value | Growlytics can notify customers when wallet coins are rewarded |
| Coupon reminders | Coupon creation may not trigger follow-up | Coupon Is Created can trigger a reminder campaign |
| Referral communication | Referral follow-up may require manual work | Referral activity can support automated journeys |
| Customer matching | May require manual list handling | Email is used as the common property |
| Team workload | CRM teams may depend on exports | Event-triggered campaigns reduce manual work |
Integration Use Case Comparison
| Integration use case | Merchant problem | How Growlytics helps | How Nector adds retention value | Result for the brand |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wallet Coins Rewarded | Customers may not notice earned points | Sends automated customer messages | Provides the wallet reward event | Customers understand what they earned |
| Coupon Is Created | Customers may create coupons but forget to use them | Sends coupon reminder campaigns | Sends coupon creation event | Reward usage becomes more visible |
| Referral activity | Advocacy moments may lose momentum | Sends referral follow-up campaigns | Supplies referral event context | Referrers stay engaged |
| Coin expiry | Customers forget unused loyalty value | Sends expiry reminder campaigns | Provides expiry-related event signals | Customers get a reason to return |
| Review request | Feedback requests may be missed | Sends review request campaigns | Connects review activity with retention | Post-purchase engagement improves |
| Loyalty education | Customers do not understand rewards | Sends explanatory flows | Provides loyalty activity context | Customers learn how to earn and redeem |
Where This Fits in the Nector Retention Ecosystem?
Nector is the loyalty, referrals, and reviews layer. Growlytics is the customer engagement automation layer.
Together, they help brands turn loyalty activity into targeted customer communication.
| Nector layer | Growlytics role |
|---|---|
| Wallet coins | Send messages when wallet coins are rewarded |
| Coupons | Trigger coupon-created reminders |
| Referrals | Send referral follow-up campaigns |
| Reviews | Support review request communication |
| Coin expiry | Send reminders before value expires |
| Customer events | Use Nector activity as automation triggers |
| Retention workflows | Convert loyalty behavior into lifecycle campaigns |
The core message is simple: Nector creates the loyalty event, and Growlytics helps communicate it to the customer.
Who Should Use the Nector Growlytics Integration?
Best-fit brands
This integration is a strong fit for brands that:
- Use Nector for loyalty, referrals, reviews, wallet coins, or rewards.
- Use Growlytics for customer marketing automation.
- Want to trigger campaigns from loyalty behavior.
- Want customers to notice wallet coins, coupons, referrals, or review requests.
- Want to reduce manual CRM work.
- Want to improve reward education after purchase.
- Sell through Shopify, DTC, ecommerce, retail, or omnichannel journeys.
Not-best-fit brands
This may not be the right immediate priority if:
- You do not use Growlytics.
- Your Nector loyalty program is not live yet.
- Customer email addresses are missing or inconsistent.
- You cannot access the Growlytics private API key.
- You have not decided which Nector events should trigger Growlytics automations.
- You are not ready to send and test events before launch.
- You expect guaranteed campaign performance without improving messaging strategy.
Teams that benefit most
- Growth managers
- Retention marketers
- CRM teams
- Lifecycle marketers
- Ecommerce managers
- DTC founders
- Loyalty program managers
- Customer engagement teams
How to Get Started?
What you need before setup
Before connecting Nector and Growlytics, prepare:
- Active Nector account
- Active Growlytics account
- Access to the Nector Integrations page
- Growlytics private API key
- Email selected as the common property
- Customer email addresses in the store database
- List of Nector events to send to Growlytics
- Automation plan for each event
- Email copy for each campaign
- Test customer email ID that already exists in your store database
What to configure carefully
Pay attention to:
- Whether Growlytics is configured under Email & WhatsApp Marketing in Nector.
- Whether the private API key is copied correctly.
- Whether Email is selected as the common property.
- Whether the selected Nector event matches the intended Growlytics automation.
- Whether the test email ID exists in your customer database.
- Whether the event appears inside Growlytics after sending a test event.
- Whether the message copy accurately reflects the loyalty action.
What to test before launch
Before launching customer-facing campaigns, test:
- Whether the Growlytics integration initializes successfully in Nector.
- Whether the selected event is created correctly.
- Whether the test event is sent from Nector.
- Whether the event becomes available inside Growlytics.
- Whether the correct customer receives the test communication.
- Whether the message explains the loyalty action clearly.
- Whether repeated events are handled properly.
- Whether unsubscribe, consent, and communication rules are followed.
How to measure success?
Track these metrics after launch:
- Number of Nector events sent to Growlytics
- Growlytics automation trigger volume
- Reward-earned campaign engagement
- Coupon reminder clicks
- Coupon redemption after campaign exposure
- Referral follow-up engagement
- Review request completion
- Coin expiry recovery
- Repeat purchases from customers exposed to loyalty-triggered campaigns
- Unsubscribes or complaints from loyalty-related messages
The goal is not to automate every event. The goal is to choose the loyalty moments where customer communication helps shoppers take the next step.
Final Thoughts
The Nector Growlytics integration is valuable because it connects loyalty behavior with customer communication.
Nector helps brands manage wallet coins, loyalty points, coupons, referrals, reviews, and retention workflows. Growlytics helps brands run automated customer campaigns. When both systems work together, a customer action inside Nector can become a timely customer message through Growlytics.
For Shopify, DTC, ecommerce, retail, and omnichannel brands, this matters because loyalty data should not stay hidden in the backend. Customers need to know when they earn coins, create coupons, receive referral updates, or have loyalty value waiting for them.
That is how loyalty becomes part of the customer lifecycle journey, not just a points balance in the background.
Want to connect loyalty, referrals, reviews, and marketing automation across your ecommerce stack? Book a Nector demo.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Nector Growlytics integration?
The Nector Growlytics integration sends selected customer activity events from Nector to Growlytics so brands can trigger customer automations based on loyalty behavior.
How does the Nector Growlytics integration work?
Merchants configure Growlytics inside Nector, add the private API key from Growlytics, select Email as the common property, initialize the integration, create Nector events, send a test event, and then use those events as triggers inside Growlytics automations.
Can Growlytics receive events beyond wallet coins and coupons?
Yes. Events can also be sent for actions such as new customer referrals, coin expiry notifications, review requests, and more.
Is this integration useful for Shopify and DTC brands?
Yes. It is useful for Shopify, DTC, ecommerce, retail, and omnichannel brands that use Nector for loyalty and Growlytics for customer marketing automation.




