HubSpot and Shopify integration

How it works: Get multi social platform data for e-commerce clients with their email and send personalized comms to onboard them as organic creators, affiliates or ambassadors. Step by step workflow to enrich Shopify customers' emails with multi social (Instagram, Tiktok, Youtube, Twitter, Onlyfans, Twitch and more) profiles, analytics and metrics using the influencers.club API and send tailored outreach to activate them as creators. Set up: Shopify (can be swapped for any e-commerce CRM like Wix, WooCommerce or Hubspot, Sheets, direct DB integration) Influencers.club API Sendgrid (can be swapped for any programmatic email sender like Mailgun) Slack (optional notification for large influencers)

Shopify to HubSpot: Advanced ZeroBounce Lead Vetting This workflow automates the transition of new Shopify customers into HubSpot, using ZeroBounce for multi-layer validation (Validation + AI Scoring). Results are also output to Google Sheets for review. 🧩 Nodes used in this workflow ZeroBounce Shopify Hubspot Google Sheets (or alternative e.g. Data Table) 💡 Key Benefits ✨ Zero-Waste Sync:** Only "Valid" or "High-Scoring" leads reach your CRM. 🛡️ Credit Safety:** Internal checks ensure you never trigger an API call without credits. 📊 Detailed Suppressions:** Every rejected lead is categorized by reason (e.g. Email Missing, Invalid, Low Score, or Insufficient credits). 🚀 How it Works ⚡ Trigger & Verification: Activates on new Shopify customers and first checks if an email address is provided. Email present: Proceeds to credit check and validation Email missing: Customer details are added to Rejected output for review with reason 'Email missing'. 💳 Credit Management: Before each ZeroBounce call, the workflow checks your account for sufficient credits to prevent node failures. Success: Proceeds to Stage 1 (Validation). Failure: Customer details are added to Rejected output for retry with reason 'Not enough credits'. ✔️ Stage 1: Email Validation: Validates the email address with ZeroBounce. Valid: Adds the result to Accepted output and creates a contact in HubSpot. Invalid: Logs to an n8n Data Table with the validation results and a reason for rejection for review. Catch-all: Proceeds to Stage 2 (Scoring). 🎯 Stage 2: AI Email Scoring: For "Catch-all" emails, the workflow requests ZeroBounce AI Scoring. High Score (>=9): Syncs to HubSpot. Medium/Low Score: Suppressed and added to an n8n Data Table with the assigned score for review. 📤 Output Results: Accepted: Output validation and scoring results to Accepted and Hubspot Rejected Output validation and scoring results to Rejected. 📋 Setup Requirements Shopify:** Connect via OAuth2 to watch for "Customer Created" events (Topic: customers/create). ZeroBounce:* Connect via API Key. *Create one here. HubSpot:** Connect via OAuth2 to create/update contacts for high-quality leads. Google Sheets:* Connect via OAuth2 to append/update rows in a Google Sheets worksheet. Alternatively, swap these nodes out with any other data storage node e.g. n8n Data Table or Microsoft Excel*. The sheets/tables can be created with the headers: Accepted columns: ID,Email,First Name,Last Name,Accepted At,Accepted Reason,ZB Status,ZB Sub Status,ZB Free Email,ZB Did You Mean,ZB Account,ZB Domain,ZB Domain Age Days,ZB SMTP Provider,ZB MX Found,ZB MX Record,ZB Score Rejected columns ID,Email,First Name,Last Name,Rejected At,Rejected Reason,ZB Status,ZB Sub Status,ZB Free Email,ZB Did You Mean,ZB Account,ZB Domain,ZB Domain Age Days,ZB SMTP Provider,ZB MX Found,ZB MX Record,ZB Score

How it works The workflow triggers on a new checkout event from Shopify and extracts all relevant cart data. It filters carts based on value and age to isolate qualified abandoned checkouts. For each qualified cart, it sends a follow-up email, updates or creates the corresponding HubSpot contact, and generates a CRM note linked to that contact. Finally, it logs the processed cart into Google Sheets for tracking and review. Step-by-step Trigger on new Shopify checkout** Shopify Trigger – Starts the workflow when a new checkout is created. Normalize and structure cart data** Parse Cart Data – Extracts email, customer name, items, cart totals, timestamps, and hours since creation. Filter carts that meet follow-up criteria** Filter Qualified Carts – Passes only carts older than 12 hours and valued above 50. Send follow-up message** Send a message – Delivers a reminder email to the customer about the pending checkout. Create or update CRM contact** Create or update a contact – Ensures the shopper exists as a HubSpot contact. Prepare CRM note details** Generates Note Data – Builds a structured note containing timing, cart details, and follow-up context. Create the HubSpot note** Create HubSpot Note – Submits the prepared note to HubSpot’s CRM. Associate note with the contact** Associate Note with Contact in HubSpot – Links the generated note to the correct HubSpot contact. Record activity in tracker sheet** Log to Google Sheets – Appends processed cart fields including items, totals, timestamps, and customer info. Why use this? Identifies high-value or long-abandoned carts automatically and follows up without manual effort. Keeps CRM records updated and adds contextual notes sales teams can act on. Maintains a structured audit trail of every abandoned cart interaction. Improves recovery chances by combining email outreach with CRM enrichment and logging. Enables analysis of abandoned checkout patterns directly from Google Sheets.

This workflow syncs Shopify customers to your HubSpot account as contacts. Whenever somebody makes a purchase on Shopify, it automatically adds them as a new customer to your Hubspot account if the customer doesn’t exist yet. Also, this workflow creates or updates contacts from new paid orders on Shopify by adding the amount and order close date of the deal. Prerequisites Shopify account and Shopify credentials HubSpot account and HubSpot credentials How it works Shopify trigger starts the workflow whenever an order is updated. HubSpot node creates or updates the contact who made the order update. Set node sorts and passes only the userid. Merge node merges data of both inputs, the order and the customer. Hubspot node looks up if the order already exists. If node splits the workflow conditionally, based on data received. If the order is new, the new deal is created in the Hubspot node.