Klaviyo

🏃‍♀️ Getting Started
This guide shows you how to use Census to connect your Klaviyo account to your data warehouse and create your first sync.
Prerequisites
Before you begin, you'll need the following:
Census account: If you don't have this already, start with a free trial.
Klaviyo account
Have the proper credentials to access to your data source. See our docs for each supported data source for further information:
​Azure Synapse​
​Databricks​
​Elasticsearch​
​Google BigQuery​
​Google Sheets​
​MySQL​
​Postgres​
​Redshift​
​Rockset​
​Snowflake​
​SQL Server​
Step 1: Connect Klaviyo
1.Log into Census and navigate to Connections.
2.Click Add Service.
3.Select Klaviyo from the dropdown list.
4.Paste in your Klaviyo API Key. (See Klaviyo's Help Center for details on finding or generating API keys.)
Your end state should look something like this: 👇
Connections page with Klaviyo
Step 2: Connect your data warehouse
The steps for connecting your data warehouse will depend on your technology. See the following guides:
​Databricks​
​Google BigQuery​
​Google Sheets​
​Postgres​
​Redshift​
​Snowflake​
After setting up your warehouse, your Connections page should look something like this: 👇
Connections page with Klaviyo and source warehouse
Step 3: Create your model
When defining models, you'll write SQL queries to select the data you want to see in Klaviyo. This can be as simple as selecting everything in a specific database table or as complex as creating new calculated values. 
1.From inside your Census account, navigate to the Models page. 
2.Click Add Model.
3.Enter a name for your model. You'll use this to select the model later. 
4.Enter your SQL query. If you want to test the query, use the Preview button. 
5.Click Save Model.
Basic SQL query for a new model
Step 4: Create your first sync
The sync will move data from your warehouse to Klaviyo. In this step, you'll define how that will work.
1.From inside your Census account, navigate to the Syncs page and click Add Sync. 
2.Under What data do you want to sync?, choose your data warehouse as the Connection and your model as the Source.
3.Under Where do you want to sync data to?, choose Klaviyo as the Connection and "Profile" as the Object. (See Supported objects.)
4.Under How should changes to the source be synced?, choose Update or Create. (See Supported sync behaviors.)
5.Under How are source and destination records matched?, select an Identifier for the model and for Klaviyo. We recommend using an internal ID when possible. (See Supported objects.)
6.Under Which properties should be updated?, choose to update Specific Properties or Sync All Properties. 
7.Set up the mapping for the List property and any other properties you want to update by mapping a column in your model to a property in Klaviyo.
8.Click Next. This will open the Confirm Details page where you can see a recap of your setup.
9.If you want to start a sync immediately, set the Run a sync now? checkbox.
10.Click Create Sync.
When configuring your sync, the page should look something like this: 👇
Sync setup for Klaviyo
Step 5: Confirm the synced data in Klaviyo
Once your sync is complete, it's time to check your data. Open Klaviyo and check that the profiles updated correctly.
If everything went well, that's it! You've started syncing data from your warehouse to Klaviyo! 🥳️​
And if anything went wrong, contact the Census support team to get some help.
💡 Things to know about the Klaviyo connector
Syncing the List property
All profiles in Klaviyo belong to at least one list. All syncs must include the List property to ensure that profiles in Klaviyo are valid. 
We recommend creating a list specifically for syncing. For example, you could use a Klaviyo list called "Census Uploads" that simply includes every profile created or updated by a Census sync. Note that updating through Census sync will only add profiles to additional lists; it cannot remove a profile from a list.
Syncing the Klaviyo list property
To update the List property, you'll need to provide the list ID or Name values as a JSON array of strings, for example:
["List A", "List B", "List C"]
["RYkk48", "Xmpet6", "DyreR0"]
🗄 Supported objects
Object Name
Supported
Identifiers
Profile
✅
External ID (recommended), Email, Phone Number
​Let us know if you want Census to support additional objects for Klaviyo.
🔄 Supported sync behaviors
Behavior
Supported
Objects
Update or Create
✅
All
Learn about all of our sync behaviors in Core Concepts.
​Let us know if you want Census to support additional sync behaviors for Klaviyo.
​
🚑 Need help connecting to Klaviyo?
You can send our support team an email at [email protected] or start a conversation from the in-app chat.

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🏃‍♀️ Getting Started

Prerequisites

Step 1: Connect Klaviyo

Step 2: Connect your data warehouse

Step 3: Create your model

Step 4: Create your first sync

Step 5: Confirm the synced data in Klaviyo

💡 Things to know about the Klaviyo connector

Syncing the List property

🗄 Supported objects

🔄 Supported sync behaviors

🚑 Need help connecting to Klaviyo?