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# Omnisend

#### Step #1: Create your integration

1. Get your API Key from Omnisend. You can access your Api key by following the steps here: <https://support.omnisend.com/en/articles/1061890-generating-api-key>. Be sure to select **I want to set up custom permissions for this API key** and make sure that **Contacts** is selected.
2. In Zigpoll: Click Settings -> Manage Integrations -> Enable the Omnisend Integration
3. Enter your API key into the input fields and press save.

#### Step #2: Collect Your Data

Once your integration has been completed, data will start flowing into your Omnisend account. If you use our Shopify integration, we will use the user data provided to associate it with the correct email address. If not, but you have an email input field, the results from that field will be used to identify any existing Omnisend profiles or it will create a new one.

We will also pipe through your customer's average sentiment score and survey results. You can use this sentiment score to create mailing campaigns and trigger other events that will help grow your customer lifetime value.

When a new contact is created, Zigpoll also adds the respondent's phone number as a separate `phone` identifier with its SMS channel set to a non-subscribed status, when one is available. The phone is captured from the survey response — a dedicated phone-number field or a phone number typed into a free-text/short-answer question (or the customer phone from your Shopify integration, which is preferred when connected) — and normalized to strict E.164 format (e.g. `+14155551234`); numbers that can't be validated are dropped. The phone is stored on the contact only; Zigpoll does not opt the contact into SMS marketing.


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