Integrations overview
Integrations connect your external systems — your CRM, CDP or ERP — to your 2mee account, using your own credentials. Events from those systems can start or advance flows, and flow events can post back into them.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”Each integration is a connection you own:
- It links your 2mee account to one of your external accounts (e.g. your Segment workspace).
- It holds its own credentials — an inbound secret to verify incoming calls, and an outbound credential to call the provider’s API. Nothing is shared with other 2mee customers.
- It carries a field mapping (which incoming fields become which attributes) and an event config (which events flow each way).
You manage connections in the portal under Settings → Integrations: list them with their health, connect new ones, pause/disable, rotate secrets and view recent deliveries.
Two directions
Section titled “Two directions”- Inbound: the provider sends events to your connection’s unique
https://hooks.2mee.com/v1/in/{inboundKey}URL; 2mee verifies and normalises them into the ingest contract and runs your flow. - Outbound: a flow’s
integrationaction calls the provider’s API (shaped to their format), delivered over the reliable, signed, retried, logged substrate.
Available now
Section titled “Available now”- Connect Segment — link your Segment workspace, both ways.
- Generic webhook setup — for any system that can POST JSON, using 2mee’s own HMAC-SHA256 scheme.
If you need a specific system connected, tell your 2mee contact — new connectors are added on the same foundations, so once you’ve integrated one provider, the next behaves the same way.
Two ways to connect a provider
Section titled “Two ways to connect a provider”Some providers (Segment first) can be connected two ways:
- Generic webhook method — you paste a URL + secret we generate into the provider. Available today.
- Marketplace method — you enable a published “2mee” app from the provider’s own catalog, with in-app field mapping and managed authorisation. See the Segment guide for which to choose.
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