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Integrations

Verified provider surfaces for demand follow-up

NotifyStock only lists integrations and configuration surfaces represented in the current app codebase and public setup.

Notification delivery

Connect configured providers for customer messaging.

  • Resend email
  • Twilio SMS
  • OneSignal browser push

Shopify storefront

Use Shopify-native surfaces for the public store experience.

  • Theme app extension
  • Signed app proxy actions
  • Inventory and product webhooks

Marketing and data

Move captured demand into the systems merchants already review.

  • Klaviyo configuration surface
  • Mailchimp configuration surface
  • CSV import and export
Provider setup sequence

A serious integration page should show what happens before delivery.

NotifyStock can expose the surfaces, but merchants still need to connect and test the provider they want to use.

1

Connect

Add provider credentials in the relevant app setting.

2

Configure

Review sender details, consent wording, templates, and service-worker settings where needed.

3

Test

Use one real product workflow to confirm the request and delivery path.

4

Review

Check sent notification records and provider logs before scaling sends.

Operational note

Provider-ready means merchants still configure the provider.

Email, SMS, and push delivery depend on the store's configured credentials and provider account settings. The marketing site avoids promising delivery where setup is not complete.

NotifyStock templates page for customer message setup and preview.
Setup expectations

What merchants should verify before relying on a channel

This keeps integration copy useful and honest: NotifyStock can expose provider-ready surfaces, but providers still need credentials, account settings, and testing.

Email

Confirm the sending provider is configured, templates render correctly, and test messages arrive.

SMS

Confirm Twilio credentials, sender number, consent wording, and opt-out behavior before sending customer messages.

Browser push

Confirm the browser push provider, service worker settings, opt-in behavior, and delivery test.

Marketing data

Confirm destination credentials and use CSV export when a direct sync is not part of the current setup.

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