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From webhooks, to OAuth sign in, to payment providers, Zephr offers a range of out of the box integrations and features.
- Content API
- Describes how to use Zephr’s Content API feature to consume JSON from an external API as content metadata and then use the metadata as additional decision points in your rules.
- Data Layer
- Describes Zephr's data layer and how to use it to record and analyse core user behaviour and consumption patterns.
- Email Templates
- Describes how to create and manage custom email templates.
- Rule Template Library
- Describes how to use Rule Template Library to create rule templates that can be easily re-used in your rules.
- Extensions
- Describes the third-party integrations that you can set up with your Zephr console.
- BigQuery
- BlueConic
- Braintree
- CDS
- Chargify
- Custom Segments
- Days Of The Week
- Extended Profile - User Attribute Mapper
- GeoSync
- Glide
- GoCardless
- HubSpot
- Krux
- Login Extension
- Lytics
- Mailchimp
- Mather Listener
- Mylo
- OpenWeb Single-Sign-On (SSO)
- Pardot
- Permutive
- PostUp
- Pure360
- Sailthru
- Salesforce
- Sales Tax
- Selligent
- Stripe
- Treasure Data CDP
- Trial Product
- Zendesk
- Zuora Billing
- JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
- Describes how to integrate an external identity store by using JSON Web Tokens (JWT).
- Login Providers
- Describes how to use login providers to allow end-users to register and log in using Social Sign-In.
- Payments
- Describes how to integrate Zephr with the out-of-the-box payment providers.
- Webhook Credentials
- Describes how to add basic auth credentials for your webhooks to allow for more secure communication.
- Webhooks
- Describes how to use Zephr's Webhooks to send third-party applications real-time information.