Klaviyo medusa
A Klaviyo plugin for Medusa.
Klaviyo Integration for Medusa
A Medusa plugin that integrates Klaviyo's email marketing and customer engagement platform with your Medusa store.
Note: This is a fork of @variablevic/klaviyo-medusa with feature enhancements including event tracking, return management, cart behavioral tracking, enhanced product feed with brand support, and bulk subscription management.
Table of Contents
- Features
- Prerequisites
- Installation
- Configuration
- Usage
- Extending the Plugin
- Local Development
- License
Features
Customer Management
- Automatically sync customers to Klaviyo when created or updated
- Handle marketing consent for email/SMS subscriptions
- Bulk subscription management based on customer consent metadata
- Support for email and SMS marketing consent
- Transactional SMS consent handling
Order Tracking
- Order Placed - Track when orders are placed with complete order details
- Order Shipped - Track fulfillment creation with tracking numbers and carrier info
- Order Canceled - Track order cancellations with refund amounts
- Order Delivered - Track when orders are completed/delivered
Return Tracking
- Return Requested - Track return requests with item details and reasons
- Return Received - Track when returns are received at warehouse
Behavioral Tracking (Server-Side)
- Added to Cart - Track when items are added to cart (with product details)
- Detects new items and quantity increases
- Supports retrospective tracking when email is added to cart
- Works for both logged-in users and guests
- Note: Cart tracking uses in-memory state management. For production at scale, consider implementing Redis-based state management to persist cart state across server restarts.
- Started Checkout - Track when customers begin checkout process (triggered when shipping address is added)
Product Catalog
- Klaviyo-compatible product feed for catalog syncing
- Multi-currency support
- Complete product details including inventory, pricing, and brand information
- Supports product variants with calculated prices
Prerequisites
- Medusa server (v2.4.0 or higher)
- Klaviyo account with API credentials
Installation
yarn add @eancarr/klaviyo-medusa
Or with npm:
npm install @eancarr/klaviyo-medusa
Then add the plugin to your file:
const plugins = [// ...{resolve: "@eancarr/klaviyo-medusa",options: {apiKey: process.env.KLAVIYO_API_KEY,},},];
Configuration
Configuration Options
| Option | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your Klaviyo API key |
Environment Variables
KLAVIYO_API_KEY=your_klaviyo_api_keySTOREFRONT_URL=https://your-storefront-url.com # Optional: Your actual storefront URL (where customers view products). Used for product feed links. Defaults to http://localhost:8000
Usage
Once installed and configured, the plugin will automatically track the following events:
Automatic Event Tracking
The plugin uses Medusa event subscribers to listen for events and send them to Klaviyo:
Customer Events
- - Syncs new customers to Klaviyo
- - Updates customer profiles in Klaviyo
Order Events
- - Sends "Placed Order" event with order details
- - Sends "Order Shipped" event with tracking info
- - Sends "Order Canceled" event with refund details
- - Sends "Order Delivered" event
Return Events
- - Sends "Return Requested" event
- - Sends "Return Received" event
Cart Events
- - Tracks "Added to Cart" and "Started Checkout" events
All events are tracked server-side for reliability and include complete data from your Medusa database. These events can be used in Klaviyo to:
- Build automated email flows (abandoned cart, shipping notifications, etc.)
- Segment customers based on behavior
- Track customer lifetime value
- Create product recommendations
Client-Side Integration
To properly manage marketing consent for Klaviyo in your storefront, you should set consent settings in the customer's metadata. This ensures compliance with privacy regulations by only subscribing customers who have explicitly given consent.
When collecting customer information (during registration, newsletter signup, or checkout), update the customer metadata with Klaviyo consent flags:
// Example implementation in your storefrontconst updateCustomerConsent = async (customerId: string,consentSettings: {email?: boolean;sms?: boolean;transactional_sms?: boolean;consented_at?: string; // ISO date string (optional)}) => {// Call your store API endpoint that updates customer metadataawait fetch("/store/customers/me", {method: "POST",headers: {"Content-Type": "application/json",},credentials: "include",body: JSON.stringify({metadata: {klaviyo: consentSettings, // Can be object or JSON string},}),});};// Usage exampleupdateCustomerConsent("cus_123", {email: true,sms: false,transactional_sms: true,});
The plugin checks for these consent settings when syncing customer data to Klaviyo:
- : Set to to opt the customer into email marketing
- : Set to to opt the customer into SMS marketing
- : Set to to opt the customer into transactional SMS
- : Optional ISO date string for consent timestamp
The value can be either:
- A JSON object with the consent properties
- A JSON string that will be parsed automatically
Product Feed
The plugin provides a Klaviyo-compatible product feed API that allows you to sync your entire product catalog with Klaviyo. This enables product recommendations, abandoned cart emails with product details, and more.
To use the product feed in Klaviyo:
-
Access your product feed at:
- Replace with your store's currency code (e.g., , )
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In your Klaviyo account:
- Go to "Content" → "Products"
- Click "Manage Custome Catalog Sources"
- Click "Add new source"
- Enter your product feed URL
- Configure sync settings according to your needs
The product feed includes comprehensive product data:
- Product ID
- Title
- Description
- Handle/Slug
- SKU
- Thumbnail and Images
- Brand information
- Pricing information (min/max prices, compare-at-price)
- Currency
- Product URL
- Categories
- Inventory quantity and availability status
- Product variants with calculated prices
Extending the Plugin
You can extend the plugin by:
- Creating custom workflows in your Medusa server that utilize the Klaviyo service
- Adding additional event subscribers to sync more data types
- Enhancing the data structure sent to Klaviyo
Example of using the Klaviyo service in your own code:
// Access the Klaviyo serviceconst klaviyoService = container.resolve("klaviyoService");// Create an eventawait klaviyoService.createEvent({metric: {name: "Custom Event",},profile: {email: "customer@example.com",},properties: {// Your custom properties},});// Upsert a customer profileawait klaviyoService.upsertProfile({email: "customer@example.com",phone_number: "+1234567890",// ... other profile attributes});// Bulk subscribe profilesawait klaviyoService.bulkSubscribeProfiles([{type: "profile",id: "profile-id",attributes: {email: "customer@example.com",subscriptions: {email: {marketing: {consent: "SUBSCRIBED",},},},},},]);
Local Development
# Clone the repositorygit clone https://github.com/eancarr/klaviyo-medusa.git# Install dependenciescd klaviyo-medusayarn# Start development serveryarn dev
License
MIT