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Integration pair

Connect Customer.io and WordPress

Start with Customer.io and connect it to WordPress: Capture leads on WordPress and follow up through Customer.io. Plandalf keeps checkout, offer data, buyer records, and follow-up events aligned.

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email, marketing, website, sdk

Customer.io

Customer.io participates in this Plandalf integration path.

Plandalf

Commerce workflow

Offers, Timers, checkout data, payment context, invoices, entitlements, and events.

website

WordPress

WordPress participates in this Plandalf integration path.

Setup pattern

One checkout event, multiple systems updated

  1. 1. Define the offer and buying surface - Build the offer, product, price, coupon, order bump, upsell, invoice, and checkout mode in Plandalf before Customer.io or WordPress receives data.
  2. 2. Connect the app roles - Use Customer.io for its email role and WordPress for its website role, with Plandalf carrying the commerce context between them.
  3. 3. Route the purchase event - Send buyer, product, payment, invoice, deadline, coupon, and fulfilment state into webhooks, API handlers, or sequences after checkout.
  4. 4. Keep the operator controls visible - Confirm integrations, payment options, test mode, tax settings, invoices, and automation settings in the app before sending traffic live.

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Product screens that matter for this integration

The useful version of a Customer.io and WordPress integration is not just an app directory card. It shows the Plandalf screens where Offers, payment options, invoices, integrations, Automations, and API handoffs are actually configured.

The Numi offer editor showing layout, product, theme, automation, invoice, and settings controls.

Offer configuration is the source of truth

The Customer.io and WordPress integration should start from the offer record: product, price, checkout mode, invoice, and automation context.

OffersProductsPricesInvoices
The Numi offer editor automation tab showing sequence controls beside the checkout canvas.

Automation receives commerce context

Customer.io and WordPress should receive a purchase event with buyer, product, invoice, coupon, and deadline context, not a bare notification.

AutomationsSequencesWebhooksWebhook fanout
The Numi offer editor showing hosted checkout mode controls.

The checkout launch point is explicit

Use hosted checkout, embedded checkout, buy buttons, or SDK checkout depending on where Customer.io and WordPress sit in the stack.

Hosted checkoutBuy buttonSDK checkoutAPI-first stack

Keep these references open

Use these Plandalf pages when building the Customer.io and WordPress path so every feature, integration, sequence, and API handoff has a next click.

Customer.io platform page Roles, capabilities, and setup patterns for Customer.io. WordPress platform page Roles, capabilities, and setup patterns for WordPress. API-first stack SDK checkout, API keys, webhooks, payment processors, and invoices together. Checkout completed fulfilment A sequence recipe for fulfilment after a successful purchase.

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