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Integrate Nash with Omnisend

Learn how to sync data from Nash to Omnisend

Written by Armintas Griežė

Nash is a delivery management platform that helps businesses manage deliveries, drivers, pickups, and drop-offs. Connect Nash to Omnisend to send delivery updates as custom events and trigger Automation Workflows.


Benefits

  • Track delivery updates in Omnisend.

  • Trigger Automation Workflows based on delivery activity.

  • Notify customers about pickup, drop-off, and delivery updates.

  • Use delivery data to segment and personalize messages.

Before You Begin

  • Make sure you have an active Nash account.

  • Make sure you can access Nash’s webhook settings.

  • Keep your Nash and Omnisend accounts open during setup.

⚠️ Important: Either an Email or a Phone number must be included for Nash to trigger an event.

Setup Process

Step 1. In Omnisend, go to Apps → search for Nash → click Connect now.

Enable the following integration features and copy the unique webhook URL generated for each one:

  • Nash – Delivery Created

  • Nash – Delivery Assigned Driver

  • Nash – Delivery Pickup Complete

  • Nash – Delivery Dropoff Enroute

  • Nash – Delivery Dropoff Arrived

  • Nash – Delivery Dropoff Complete

  • Nash – Delivery Delayed

  • Nash – Delivery Failed

  • Nash – Delivery Canceled By Customer

Step 2. In Nash, go to Connections → Webhooks → click Add Endpoint.

Step 3. Create one webhook endpoint for each enabled Omnisend integration feature:

  1. Paste the corresponding Omnisend webhook URL into the Endpoint URL field.

  2. Add an optional description.

  3. Under Subscribe to events, select the matching Nash event.

  4. Click Create.

Use the following mapping:

Nash event

Omnisend event

delivery.created

Nash - Delivery Created

delivery.assigned_driver

Nash - Delivery Assigned Driver

delivery.pickup_complete

Nash - Delivery Pickup Complete

delivery.dropoff_enroute

Nash - Delivery Dropoff Enroute

delivery.dropoff_arrived

Nash - Delivery Dropoff Arrived

delivery.dropoff_complete

Nash - Delivery Dropoff Complete

delivery.delayed

Nash - Delivery Delayed

delivery.failed

Nash - Delivery Failed

delivery.canceled_by_customer

Nash - Delivery Canceled By Customer

Step 4. In Omnisend, check the box confirming that I have completed all the steps and click Confirm.

What Data Is Passed

Contact Fields

Nash can send the following contact fields to Omnisend:

Field name

Type

Description

Email

Standard field

The customer’s email address.

Phone

Standard field

The customer’s phone number.

First Name

Standard field

The customer’s first name.

Last Name

Standard field

The customer’s last name.

City

Standard field

The customer’s city.

Country

Standard field

The customer’s country.

Postal Code

Standard field

The customer’s postal or ZIP code.

State

Standard field

The customer’s state or region.

Custom Events

Nash sends the following delivery events to Omnisend:

Custom Event Name

Description

Nash – Delivery Canceled By Customer

Triggered when a customer cancels a delivery.

Nash – Delivery Failed

Triggered when a delivery fails.

Nash – Delivery Delayed

Triggered when a delivery is delayed.

Nash – Delivery Dropoff Arrived

Triggered when the delivery arrives at the drop-off location.

Nash – Delivery Dropoff Enroute

Triggered when the delivery is on the way to the drop-off location.

Nash – Delivery Pickup Complete

Triggered when the pickup is completed.

Nash – Delivery Assigned Driver

Triggered when a driver is assigned to the delivery.

Nash – Delivery Created

Triggered when a delivery is created.

Nash – Delivery Dropoff Complete

Triggered when the delivery is completed at the drop-off location.

FAQ

What is required to trigger a Nash event?

Nash must receive either an Email or a Phone number. At least one of these fields is required.

Do I need to create a separate webhook for each event?

Create a webhook configuration for each Omnisend integration feature you enable. Use the corresponding webhook URL and Nash event for each configuration.

What should I check if an event doesn’t arrive in Omnisend?

Check that:

  1. The correct Nash feature is enabled in Omnisend.

  2. You copied the matching webhook URL.

  3. The webhook URL was added to the correct Nash event.

  4. The payload includes an Email or Phone number.

  5. The webhook was saved and is active.


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