Give your product a route into the physical world

The API lets a CRM, CDP, ecommerce platform or marketing automation tool trigger direct mail, package inserts and flyering from inside its own product. You post audience data, fire campaigns from events your platform already tracks, and receive delivery, scan and conversion data back. Offline becomes a native channel rather than an export-and-email workflow.

Three: an API for real-time programmatic triggering, SFTP for scheduled batch audiences, and managed data workflows when a customer's records need transforming first. Canada also has direct Braze and Shopify integrations available, plus lifecycle-trigger and event-based campaign support. The partner team settles the model with you during scoping.

CRM and CDP tools that already model lifecycle stages. Ecommerce platforms such as Shopify, where purchase behaviour becomes the trigger. Marketing automation such as Braze, where a mail piece needs to land in sequence with email, push and SMS. Analytics and attribution tools closing the loop. Any product that turns customer data into a marketing decision qualifies.

Transfer is encrypted, access is role-based, and every read is logged. Processing stays inside the scope agreed in the integration contract, and partner records are never reused beyond it. Your security and privacy checks are completed during scoping, before a single record moves.

A straightforward API integration usually lands in two to four weeks. Bidirectional builds that also write back into analytics and attribution systems take longer. The path is fixed either way, Request, Meet, Define and Launch, with a technical partner contact assigned from the first call.

Access to offline channels they cannot staff internally, reported inside the tool they already log into. Across all channels in Canada, Oppizi has tracked more than 740,000 conversions, which gives your growth-marketing users a channel that survives a budget review. For your platform it means a wider use case and stickier accounts.

Oppizi's integration surface and AI services are headless, which means they attach to whatever architecture you move to rather than the one you have today. As more of the campaign decision shifts to your own models and agents, the same endpoints carry those decisions into print, distribution and reporting.