This is a short description of what the integration is and what is possible when you connect it with SEINō. Use this page to explain what the integration supports, what SEINō receives, and how to extend the default setup.
Supported channels
Section titled “Supported channels”List the channels that the integration supports and note any channel-specific limits or setup differences.
Set up campaign sync
Section titled “Set up campaign sync”Describe the steps needed to connect [Integration Name] and start syncing campaign data.
Campaign dataset
Section titled “Campaign dataset”Describe the default campaign fields SEINō receives, using tabs for dimensions, metrics, and optional metrics.
Send additional campaign data
Section titled “Send additional campaign data”Explain how to send extra campaign data to SEINō, either through code examples or through standard configuration changes.
Sync subscriber list sizes
Section titled “Sync subscriber list sizes”Explain how SEINō snapshots subscriber lists, compares daily snapshots, and turns customer IDs into list size counts.
Make it clear that the source platform defines the lists and SEINō only reads the customer IDs.
Sync subscriber data
Section titled “Sync subscriber data”Explain how subscriber attributes can be added for more granular reporting, such as customer type, gender, or language.
Note that SEINō does not store customer data by default, but it can receive additional customer-related data points for deeper reporting.
Refresh cadence
Section titled “Refresh cadence”Explain how often SEINō syncs data from [Integration Name] and list the schedule if it is fixed.
Best practices
Section titled “Best practices”Describe the most common setup pattern for this integration.
Use this section for a checklist, recommended extra data, or other implementation notes.
This is also the right place for reusable code examples that customers can adapt for their own setup.