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The Integrations app connects Replo to the rest of your stack: email platforms, analytics, ad networks, and more. Once a tool is connected, Replo can use it on your behalf, such as adding subscribers to your email list or reading your ad performance. You can reach Integrations from the + in the tab bar or the Cmd+K menu, or just tell Replo in chat that you want to connect a tool and it opens here automatically. The app opens to a searchable grid, grouped into categories like Recommended and Marketing & Ads, so you can find a tool and see what it does at a glance.

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Connect a tool

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Find the tool

Open the Integrations app and find the tool you want to connect.
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Authorize it

Sign in to the tool and approve access. Some tools connect through a login flow, while others ask for an API key you paste in. For login-based tools, Replo shows what it’ll be able to do before opening the sign-in window.Some analytics tools show separate Project and Personal connection blocks on the same page. Project is shared with everyone on the project; Personal is only for you. Connect either or both.For tools that use an API key, paste the key (and any other fields the tool needs) into the matching connection block, then click Connect. A link to where you’ll find your credentials in that tool’s dashboard sits right above the field.
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Limit access (optional)

For Google Analytics, Google Search Console, and PostHog, a connected card can include Allowed access. Open Manage access to choose which properties, sites, or projects that connection can use. Leave everything unselected to allow all items. Clearing every restriction asks for confirmation first, because that restores access to every available item.
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Use it

Once connected, just ask Replo to use it. Point it at the tool with an @-mention so there’s no doubt which one you mean, then ask it to set up tracking, sync your list, or pull in data.

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Connecting vs. turning on tracking

Connecting a tool links your account so Replo can work with it: reading your analytics, syncing a list, or pulling campaign numbers into chat. You approve access once, through a login for most tools or an API key for a few, and Replo can use it on your behalf from then on. Running a tool’s tracking on your published site is a separate step you ask for in chat, not part of connecting. Replo installs it as a managed, consent-aware script and uses your connected account to pick the right property. See Use a connected integration below.

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Connect a tool from chat

You do not have to open the Integrations app first. If you ask Replo to do something that needs a tool you have not connected yet, it drops that tool’s connection card right into the chat, so you can authorize it without leaving the conversation.
Here Replo recognized the request and surfaced the Google Analytics connection card inline. Connect it on the spot, and Replo picks up right where it left off.

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Use a connected integration

Once a tool is connected, just ask Replo to use it. You can point it at a specific integration with an @-mention, the same way you reference a page or an asset, so there is no doubt which tool you mean.
Replo handles the details: it finds the right Google Analytics property from your connected account, adds the tracking as a managed script that loads through the consent layer (so it stays GDPR and CCPA compliant), and commits the change. Tracking starts on every page once you publish.

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Reconnect a tool

If a connected tool’s access breaks outside Replo (for example, you revoke it from the tool’s own settings), Replo can no longer use it. The Integrations app tags it Reconnect needed, and Replo asks you to reconnect the next time it tries to use that tool in chat. Open the Integrations app, find the tool, and click Reconnect. Sign in again the same way you connected it the first time, and Replo picks up right where it left off.

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Common integrations

These are some of the tools people connect most often. The Integrations app shows the full, current list.

Slack

Run Replo from Slack with an @mention.

Google Analytics 4

Track page views and conversions.

Klaviyo

Email capture and automation.

Meta Pixel

Facebook and Instagram ads tracking.

TikTok Pixel

TikTok ads tracking.

Pinterest Tag

Pinterest ad performance.

Snapchat Pixel

Snapchat ads tracking.

Reddit Pixel

Reddit ads tracking.

Recharge

Subscriptions and recurring orders.

Yotpo

Reviews, ratings, and loyalty.