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In a nutshell, the MailUp API allows you to send a message from an external Web site or other application:
- Using an HTTP Get/Post requestrequests
- Using SOAP-based Web Services
- Using FTP-based integrations
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- our frequently updated REST API
- Using a /wiki/spaces/mailupapi/pages/36339754
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- to interact with the REST API
- Using SOAP-based Web Services
- Using FTP-based integrations
Ready To Go integrations
Many systems can be integrated with MailUp via Web Services or by setting up an automatic file exchangeour APIs. In some cases, the integration has already been performed and available as a plugin, extension or connector to another application. Among them, you will find "ready to go" integrations with:
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Several MailUp partners have developed other integrations, e.g. with VTiger or ProductCart. MailUp is always willing to provide the necessary support to develop integrations with applications that are already widely used in Italy or abroad.
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Learn more about existing MailUp integrations.
Typical Workflow
In a typical workflow, the MailUp database is automatically fed with data from the external system, so that manual imports can be avoided. MailUp then returns important information such as unsubscribed users, invalid email addresses and marketing statistics.
In order to understand which solution better suits your needs, let's look at your scenario.
- Is the database managed inside or outside MailUp?
- Is the email message composed inside or outside MailUp?
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Here you can find recommended MailUp API methods to execute specific tasks.
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