Justuno is a third-party app that provides various popups to collect new email subscribers. In this article, we explain how you can integrate your Justuno forms with Omnisend and what benefits you'll gain.

Step 1. In Omnisend, go to → Apps → Search for Justuno → Click on Connect Now → Copy an API Key.

Step 2. Access your account settings and select Omnisend in the Apps section.

Step 3. Enter the API Key and click Save.

Step 4. In Omnisend, check the box that all the steps are done and click Confirm.

That's it! Contacts that are added in Justuno will be synced to Omnisend!

When the integration with Omnisend is complete from the Justuno side, your email subscribers will be added to Omnisend immediately. However, apart from the email address, you may also push your customers' data.

All fields added from the Import fields category will be mapped to the default custom properties in your customers' accounts. If you can pass the property as a default, you should definitely do so; otherwise, you can also assign it to custom fields.

For information to be assigned appropriately, it should match Omnisend's accepted format. For example, if your customer enters 'male' instead of 'm' in the Gender input field, the information won't be accepted by Omnisend. 

The birthday date also can't be assigned to the default field, but it is automatically passed as a custom property to Omnisend. That's why this value cannot be used to trigger the automation workflow.

To differentiate Justuno subscribers from all the other contacts, import the Tags field to your form as well. Make sure to make it hidden, as we don't want customers to enter any info here. So, there's no point in showing it on our signup form. Once you add the Tags field to your form, the source: justuno tag will be passed by default.

Custom values can be passed to Omnisend as custom properties. With this option, you can ask your customers to provide any data that is not supported in Omnisend by default. Custom properties passed by Justuno can take only string values and contain up to 2048 characters.

Name restrictions:

If you want to send different emails to the customers subscribing to the Justuno emails, you need to split based on the tag that Justuno contacts have (source: Justuno is a default tag, but you can split based on custom ones, if you have multiple Justuno forms and want to send different Welcome emails). For example, you may create a welcome sequence with two branches — one for customers subscribing to any Justuno form and another one for the rest of the subscribers.

Apart from triggering the welcome automation workflow, you may also benefit from using personalization with the information you have collected from Justuno. For example, you may add the information you have collected to the Subject line or the content of the message.