Integrate AWeber With Kagi Shopping Cart
Posted by Justin PremickTo help users of various shopping carts follow up with their customers, we’ve published a series of articles on how to integrate AWeber with those services.
We recently set up an email parser for the Kagi online store service.
See how to follow up with your Kagi customers in a few simple steps.
Integrating AWeber with Kagi - Step By Step
Download a PDF of this article or follow the steps below.
A. Enable AWeber’s Kagi Email Parser
- Login to your AWeber account.
- Under the “List Settings” tab, choose “Email Parser”:
- From the list of parsers, find the one labeled “Shopping Cart: Kagi.”
- Mark the checkbox to the right of the parser to activate it.


B. Get Your Autoresponder Email Address
- Look at the “Managing List” section on the left side of your control panel. You will see your listname in green.
- Your autoresponder address is your listname @aweber.com. So if your listname is “example” then your autoresponder address is example@aweber.com.
C. Edit Your Product in Kagi
- Login to your Kagi account.
- From the left navigation area, choose “Product Admin.”
- On the Product Admin page, click the product you want to set up integration for.
- Scroll down the page to the “TYFP” section.
- Enter your Autoresponder address in the text box and save your changes.



Need Help?
If you have any questions about this, or anything else about your account, please contact our Support Team and we’ll be happy to assist you!
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