Integrations
Every system connected to this Space. Choose Browse integrations to add one; the catalogue is grouped into four categories.
Only an owner or admin can connect, disconnect, or change a key. Members can still sync integrations that are already connected. Each card shows whether the connection is working. Shopify, Instagram, and Google Drive say when they need re-authorising. How syncs went is in Sync logs.
Commerce
Section titled “Commerce”| Integration | What it does |
|---|---|
| Shopify | Brings in products, collections, pages, blogs and orders, and keeps prices and stock in step |
| WooCommerce | Brings in WooCommerce products |
| Bókun | Brings in bookable experiences |
| Stripe | Takes payments with your Stripe account |
Connect a system, then sync and transform. See Connect an integration.
A connected Shopify integration has its own settings: the checkout domain, the Account link in your menu, store policies, and a subscription portal address. See Checkout and customer accounts.
Reviews
Section titled “Reviews”| Integration | What it does |
|---|---|
| Judge.me | Shows product reviews on your product cubes |
| Trustpilot | Shows your store reviews |
Analytics & pixels
Section titled “Analytics & pixels”Third-party tools loaded on your storefront, in addition to Rubikc’s own analytics, which needs no setup.
These tools only run for shoppers who allow them. Until a shopper answers, the question is the second card in the feed. A shopper who opens a cube directly sees it in that cube’s details instead. With none of these tools connected, and no checkout domain set, shoppers are not asked. Rubikc’s own analytics, the cart and the feed work the same whatever they answer. Allowing them is enough for the tools to count the visit, including Google Ads and Clarity. There is no separate consent setting to turn on.
Every menu ends with Privacy settings, where a shopper can change their
answer or delete what your storefront recorded about them. Data already sent
to these tools is not deleted, so requests about it go to you. A link to
#privacy-settings, for example from your privacy policy page, opens the same
settings.
| Integration | Needs |
|---|---|
| Google Analytics | A Measurement ID, such as G-XXXXXXXXXX |
| Facebook Pixel | Your Pixel ID. The Conversions API access token is optional. Without it, the Meta Pixel loads on the storefront. With a token, Send events from the server is on: Rubikc reports the activity, and the storefront script stays off. |
| TikTok Pixel | Your Pixel ID |
| Klaviyo | Your public API key. Sends storefront events and captures emails; add a private key to manage list membership too. |
| Microsoft Clarity | Your Clarity project ID |
| Hotjar | Your Hotjar site ID |
| Ahrefs validation | Your Ahrefs verification code, to prove you own the site |
| IndexNow | An active custom domain. Search engines are told when your published cube pages change, so they find them sooner. |
Content
Section titled “Content”| Integration | What it does |
|---|---|
| Brings in your posts and reels | |
| Google Drive | Brings in images and videos from folders you share with Rubikc |
| Cevoid | Brings in approved user-generated posts |
| WordPress | Brings in published posts and pages, with their images, galleries and videos |
| Rubikc form emailer | Sends storefront form submissions to an inbox you choose. Rubikc sends the email. |
| Email SMTP | Sends storefront form submissions to an inbox through your own mail server |
| Omnisend | Adds newsletter signups as subscribed contacts, labelled with the tag you set on the newsletter block. Paste an API key from Omnisend, under Store settings → API keys. |
| Slack | Posts storefront form submissions to a channel |