Sending data from customer.io to June

This guide explains how to send data from Customer.io to June using webhooks.

Getting started

We'll head to Customer.io first to set things up. Once you've logged in to your account, follow the steps below to add a new Webhook destination to your data pipeline.

Go to the Data Pipelines tab and click Connections.
Click Add New under Destinations.
Select the Webhooks destination (search "webhook").
(Optional) Select the sources that you want to connect to this destination. You can always connect sources to your destination later.
Give your webhook a name, for example "Webhooks to June".
Next review and enable your destination.

Creating write keys in June

Before we set up our webhooks, let's first create a write key in June that we'll use to send data from Customer.io to June. Navigate to your June account and follow the steps below:

Navigate to Settings from the left navigation
Navigate to June SDK under Data sources
Click on Create new key
Once the key is created click on the 3 dots on the right, and click Rename
Rename the key to "customer.io" so that you can easily remember it

Setting up webhooks

Once you've added your destination, next we'll set up all the webhooks to June. The webhooks we're going to set up are:

Identify
Track
Group
Page

Identify

Let's start with Identify, follow the steps below:

While staying in Data Pipelines, navigate to Destinations
Select the destination you created in the previous step from the list
Select the Actions tab, and click Add Action

Next we'll go through each section on that page.

Action

Don't change this, keep the action to Send

Trigger

Select the trigger to Type is Identify

Data Structure

Set the URL to https://api.june.so/sdk/identify
Set the HTTP method to POST
Click on Add Key/Value under HTTP headers
1. Navigate to June > Settings > June SDK and copy the write key you had created in the previous step
2. Set the header in the following format:
  Authorization = Basic your-write-key
Set the following key mappings in the payload
1. userId = $.user.id
2. anonymousId = $.anonymousId
3. traits = $.traits
4. timestamp = $.timestamp
5. context = $.context

After finishing the steps above, click on Save Action.

Track

Action

Don't change this, keep the action to Send

Trigger

Select the trigger to Type is Track

Data Structure

Set the URL to https://api.june.so/sdk/track
Set the HTTP method to POST
Click on Add Key/Value under HTTP headers
1. Navigate to June > Settings > June SDK and copy the write key you had created in the previous step
2. Set the header in the following format:
  Authorization = Basic your-write-key
Set the following key mappings in the payload
1. userId = $.userId
2. event = $.event
3. properties = $.properties
4. anonymousId = $.anonymousId
5. timestamp = $.timestamp
6. context = $.context

After finishing the steps above, click on Save Action.

Group

Action

Don't change this, keep the action to Send

Trigger

Select the trigger to Type is Group

Data Structure

Set the URL to https://api.june.so/sdk/group
Set the HTTP method to POST
Click on Add Key/Value under HTTP headers
1. Navigate to June > Settings > June SDK and copy the write key you had created in the previous step
2. Set the header in the following format:
  Authorization = Basic your-write-key
Set the following key mappings in the payload
1. userId = $.userId
2. anonymousId = $.anonymousId
3. groupId = $.groupId
4. traits = $.traits
5. context = $.context
6. timestamp = $.timestamp