No-code integration
7stamp through Zapier connects your wallet loyalty cards to 6000+ apps without writing code. Issue personal loyalty cards directly from your CRM, sync stamp and voucher history back into your CRM in real time, and trigger workflows in Slack, Mailchimp, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Notion, and almost every other tool that exists.
The integration ships with two halves: triggers from 7stamp, such as stamp added, goal reached, voucher redeemed, birthday, and inactivity; plus actions to 7stamp, such as issue card, add stamp, create voucher, and send campaign. You combine them into Zaps that match your business logic.
The goal is not just to pass events around. The goal is to let your CRM, loyalty engine, and messaging tools behave like one connected system.
When a new customer is added to your CRM, 7stamp generates a personal card link. The Zap sends the link by email, SMS, or messenger. The customer opens it, saves the card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, and they are in.
Every stamp added, voucher issued, voucher redeemed, or birthday triggered appears as an update on the customer record in your CRM. You see the full loyalty journey next to deals, calls, and emails.
Send a Slack message when a top customer redeems a voucher. Add new wallet card holders to a Mailchimp list. Log events to Google Sheets. Create a Trello card on every win-back trigger.
Zapier already integrates with practically every well-known POS, ERP, CRM, and accounting system in the world. The 7stamp Zapier app means you can wire loyalty into all of them without custom development.
The Zapier app is in development. Leave us a note now and we will contact you as soon as the first version is ready for production use.
We are working on it. Join the waitlist above and we will notify you the day it ships.
Yes. Webhooks and the REST API cover every event Zapier will support. If you have a developer, you can build the same workflows today.
The 7stamp side is included in regular plans. Zapier itself has its own pricing and free tier.
Yes. The Make integration is in development in parallel and follows the same core model.
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Join the waitlist now, or use webhooks and the REST API today if your team already has a developer.