Send events and contacts data to Loops from PostHog.
pathname
is sent with the event as an event property, making it available in all emails triggered by the event.
If you want to add more event properties you can use the Property mapping option.
If you check the Include all properties as attributes option, all properties from the event will be sent to Loops.
email
, userId
, firstName
and lastName
are synced to Loops. To add more contact properties you can use the Property mapping option, which allows you to map specific person data to contact properties in Loops. You can see all available contact properties in your account from Settings -> API. Make sure to use the “API name” when mapping values in PostHog.
If you check the Include all properties as attributes option, all properties from the person record in PostHog will be added to contacts in Loops. This may create a lot of custom contac properties in Loops, so we suggest running a mock test (see below) first to see which data would be sent.
mailingLists
section. Here, add your mailing list ID(s) and true
(to subscribe the contact) or false
(to unsubscribe).
mailingLists
section. Here, add your mailing list ID(s) and true
(to subscribe the contact) or false
(to unsubscribe).