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Web services allow you to connect your website or database with your MailUp account.

The MailUp API is organized in two ways, which you see in the drop-down on top of this page:

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  • WSMailUpImport: a backend method that enables data import (e.g. from your ecommerce store)
  • FrontEnd: a frontend operation that adds and subscribes recipients into MailUp from your website (e.g. when they fill out the newsletter subscription form on your website)

Here you can also find and modify some of the MailUp credentials you need to connect an integrated application to your MailUp account:

  • WS user name: it is a defualt value (typically, the letter "a" followed by a series of numbers)
  • WS password: set a strong password 
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For more information about all the credentials you need, and where to find them, see this article from our online MailUp API Guide

It is also recommended to leave the "Enabled"  and "IP address check enabled" sections checked.

In order to allow your website to connect with the MailUp system, you have to add the IP address from your website in this section, by clicking on the button "Add IP address".

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Make sure you add the IP address here so that your website can call the service. Any requests from non-registered IP addresses will be rejected

Click "Save" when you are all set.

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Please refer to our guide to the MailUp API for a complete overview on how to connect MailUp to external systems such as Web sites, ecommerce applications, CRM, ERP and CMS systems, and so on.

 

 MailUp's API allows developers to integrate it with other applications. MailUp has both a SOAP and REST API.

The Web Services page refers to the credentials that are needed to integrate with MailUp via the SOAP API, and to make HTTP requests to certain pages.

The MailUp API home page is at http://api.mailup.com 

The MailUp API has been used to integrate the system with a number of other applications. See a list here: MailUp Integrations Guide