How email capture works inside the feed

Capture as something a shopper opens

NotiEmail puts email capture inside the notification feed. A shopper opens the bell, reaches the signup step, and gives you their address when they choose to. The form is somewhere they went, rather than something that arrived.

This runs alongside whatever capture you already have. It is an additional place a shopper can subscribe, not a replacement for your existing setup.

Multi-step forms

A signup does not have to be one field and a button. NotiEmail supports steps, which lets you ask for the address first and then ask something useful.

• Email
• Questions
• Quizzes
• Preference signups
• A success step

Asking one thing at a time is the point. A shopper who has already given you an address is far more willing to answer a question than one looking at a form with five fields.

Discount codes

You can send a single shared code, or a unique code per subscriber. Unique codes cost slightly more to set up and give you something a shared code cannot: NotiEmail is measured through code redemption, so a unique code ties an order back to the person who signed up.

If you care about knowing what the signup was worth, use unique codes.

Contacts go to your platform

Atomato does not hold your list. Contacts sync to the email platform you already run, and your flows carry on from there.

Live integrations are Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Omnisend, Drip and SKIO. Attentive, Recharge, Rivo, Postscript, Sendlane, Okendo, Yotpo and Loox appear in the catalog and are coming soon.

What to set up first

1. Connect your email platform before you turn the campaign on, so nothing is collected without a home.
2. Decide the offer, and whether it needs a unique code.
3. Write the success step properly. It is the one screen every subscriber reads.

NotiEmail and NotiSMS are on the Enterprise+ plan.