CRM & Email Marketing

Keep contacts and customers in one list — People joins your CRM contacts with your registered users, so nothing has to be matched up by hand.

Publish a capture form at a public URL, built from built-in and custom fields, and every submission becomes a contact instead of a spreadsheet row.

Capture newsletter and event consent where the person actually gives it, and gate every send on the consent that was really given.

Combine owns and does-not-own a product, arrived via a form, arrived via a campaign, started but never finished a video, a minimum number of purchases — you choose the number, and source-URL match.

Run campaigns with UTM coordinates, a goal and a window, so revenue and registrations attribute back to the campaign that earned them — everything else lands in Direct.

A/B test a campaign and get a verdict, not a vibe: the audience splits fairly and automatically, both arms are counted, and the panel returns conversion rates per variant and tells you plainly whether the difference is real or noise.

Send a template to a saved segment or to a whole group in one consent-gated pass, without exporting anything.

Edit emails as blocks — headings, rich text, buttons, images, call-to-actions, two-column rows — and drop merge tokens such as order number, tracking and shop name from a palette.

Ship 29 transactional emails on day one, from order confirmation and shipment status to magic link, booking, trial and subscription mails, each rendered in the recipient’s own language.

Recover abandoned carts automatically: an hourly scan sends exactly one reminder per cart, with the items and the total, linking the shopper straight back into their own cart — and you can fire the reminder sweeps on demand.

Honour one-click unsubscribe — every reminder carries an unguessable link to a logged-out page, and the address joins a suppression list that every later send respects.

Serve a different landing page per campaign variant: the A/B arms are real CMS pages served at a campaign URL, so the test covers the page, not just the subject line.