Connect AffiliCon to KlickTipp for Email Automation

In this article, we'll show you how to connect AffiliCon to KlickTipp.

This integration sends your customers' email addresses directly to your KlickTipp account, helping you automate and enhance your marketing processes.

Depending on your package, you can create a specific number of AffiliCon products. Standard users can create one, premium users up to three, deluxe users up to five, and enterprise customers can integrate an unlimited number.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Setting Up Your Product in AffiliCon

  • Log in to your AffiliCon account.
  • Navigate to the → Products Menu  and click on → New.
  • Fill in all required product details.
  • Set up a connection under → Connections  by Clicking → Add New Connection.
  • Select → KlickTipp  from the → Connection Type  drop-down menu.
  • Click → Add  and then → Save  to complete.

Configuring AffiliCon in KlickTipp

  • Open the menu and go to → List Building  → New List Building.
  • Select the → AffiliCon  option.
  • Give your product a descriptive name.
  • Enter your AffiliCon username (not your email address!).
  • Enter the AffiliCon product ID into the → AffiliCon Product ID  field.
  • You can assign tags for payment statuses:
    → Successful Payment
    → Refund
    → ChargeBack
  • KlickTipp will automatically recognize the buyer’s status and assign the correct tag.
  • Once completed, click → Create Product  to save.

Good to Know

Other AffiliCon products in KlickTipp are transferred with the appropriate AffiliCon product ID.

If the → AffiliCon Product ID  field remains empty, all AffiliCon products are transferred. The product IDs are then irrelevant.

Now you know how to connect AffiliCon to KlickTipp. This allows you to automatically transfer your customers' email addresses.

The automated transfer saves you a lot of time and reduces potential sources of error.

This improves your customer communication and increases your customers' satisfaction. It also helps you to increase your sales in the long term.

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