Create integrations that connect Emercury to a CMS, blog, shopping cart, and more. Our API offers in-depth documentation, a download section for various wrappers, and how-to documents. The majority of data and functionality within our web application is accessible, so the integration possibilities are endless.
Not a programmer? Here are a few options that don't involve using our API directly:
The Emercury API allows you to sync your database with Emercury for better list and campaign management. Create client portals, add a subscribe form to your checkout page, segment campaigns based on purchase history, link campaign stats to your database, sync email activity with your database, and more.
Please use this API url to send your requests: https://panel.emercury.net/api.php
***note: please download the example of the sample API file: https://panel.emercury.net/files/download.php?sample
Test Scenario (This is not a real account or API key)
Here is the common authorization request:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8 "? >
<request>
<user mail="test@test.com" API_key ="12345ABCD EF67890GHIJK"></user>
</request>
– <request> – query container that includes all required fields
– <user> – client's information (email and API key)
To call any function tag <method></method > used.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8 "? > <request> <method>UpdateSubscribers</method> <user mail="test@test.com" API_key ="12345ABCD EF67890GHIJK "></user> <parameters> <audience_id>12345</audience_id> <subscriber> <email>test_subscr1@some.com</email> <optin_date></optin _date> <optin_ip>192.168.0.100</optin_ip> <optin_website>http://examplenew.com/</optin_website> <first_name>Jack</first_name> <last_name>Hook</last_name> <city>London </city> <state></state> </subscriber> <subscriber> <email>test_subscr2@mail.com</email> <optin_date></optin _date> <optin_ip>192.168.0.10</optin_ip> <optin_website></optin_website> <first_name>Adam</first_name> <last_name>Bo</last_name> <city>New Jersey</city> <state></state> </subscriber> <subscriber> <email>mail_poi@mai.com</email> <optin_date></optin _date> <optin_ip></optin_ip > <optin_website></optin_website> <first_name>Noname</first_name> <last_name></last_name> <city>Chicago</city> <state></state> </subscriber> </parameters> </request>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8 "? > <emercurymailAPI xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/X MLSchema -instance"> <subscribers> <subscriber> <email>test_subscr1@some.com</email> <message>Subscriber updated successfully.</message> </subscriber> <subscriber> <email>test_subscr2@mail.com</email> <message>Subscriber updated successfully.</message> </subscriber> <subscriber> <email>mail_poi@mai.com</email> <error>Subscriber not found.</error> </subscriber> </subscribers> </emercurymailAPI>
