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BlueConic integrations
CdpHub documents 91 listings from BlueConic's catalog, covering 88 distinct tools. 32 of those listings send data from BlueConic to a tool, 19 use a tool as a source and 40 move data both ways. 63 can run server-side, 30 client-side and 9 in the warehouse; some run in more than one mode. Every listing links to BlueConic's own documentation.
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Advertising
21 listings · 19 tools · the 6 most widely listed firstMeta Ads (audiences and Conversions API). Sends BlueConic segments to Meta as custom audiences, exports timeline events through the Conversions API in batches and passes profile data to the Facebook pixel in real time.
Meta Ads (lead ads). Imports lead form answers from Facebook pages into BlueConic profiles on a schedule, matching people by email and optionally creating new profiles for unknown leads.
Google Ads. Exports BlueConic segments to Google Ads Customer Match lists with hashed identifiers and consent status, removes dropouts and uploads offline conversions for Enhanced Conversions for Leads.
Microsoft Advertising. Creates and updates Microsoft Advertising Customer Match lists from BlueConic segments in batch runs, with an option to take out profiles that leave a segment.
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The Trade Desk. Sends BlueConic segments to audiences in The Trade Desk with a retention period, and can collect Trade Desk IDs from site visitors through a match tag to store on profiles.
Amazon Ads. Exports BlueConic segments to Amazon Ads as custom audiences in batch runs, matching profiles on email, phone, name or address and tagging each export with a country of origin.
Google Ad Manager (for Publishers, targeting only). Adds BlueConic segment and profile values as key-value targeting on ad slots already set up for Google Ad Manager, handed over through a page callback or the browser's local storage.
Google Ad Manager (for Publishers). Implements Google Ad Manager on site pages through BlueConic, defining ad slots and passing BlueConic segment and profile values as targeting parameters when ads load.
Campaign Manager 360. Adds Campaign Manager 360 Floodlight tags to site pages through BlueConic's Google Ad Manager connection and sends custom variables with them for better audience targeting.
Adobe Audience Manager. Sends BlueConic segment and profile values to Adobe Audience Manager as custom parameters by firing an HTTP request from pages that carry the Audience Manager tag.
Email & Marketing Automation
18 listings · 18 tools · the 6 most widely listed firstSalesforce Marketing Cloud. Exchanges BlueConic profile and group data with Salesforce Marketing Cloud data extensions over enhanced FTP in batches, imports email engagement events and enters profiles into journeys.
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Oracle Eloqua. Imports Eloqua fields into BlueConic profile properties on a schedule, signing in with an Eloqua username, password and company name and matching records on a unique identifier.
Oracle Responsys. Keeps Oracle Responsys lists and BlueConic profiles in step in batch or real time, matching records on RIID or other IDs, and can add or remove list members to mirror a segment.
ActiveCampaign. Brings ActiveCampaign contacts into BlueConic profiles and sends profiles from a BlueConic segment back to ActiveCampaign in scheduled batches, using an API key.
Campaign Monitor. Synchronizes Campaign Monitor subscriber lists with BlueConic in scheduled batches, bringing in list membership and email behavior and exporting segment profiles to selected lists.
WhatCounts. Imports subscribers from WhatCounts lists into BlueConic profiles and exports segment profiles and custom variables to WhatCounts lists, with batch exports sent over SFTP.
Higher Logic. Exports profiles from a BlueConic segment to Higher Logic groups and lists in batch runs, authenticated with a Higher Logic API username and password.
Data Infrastructure
15 listings · 14 tools · the 6 most widely listed firstAmazon Redshift. Imports Amazon Redshift tables or SQL query results into BlueConic profiles, orders, events and groups, and exports profiles in sync, replace or append mode staged through Amazon S3.
Google Cloud Storage. Pulls CSV files from Google Cloud Storage buckets into BlueConic profiles, groups and timeline events and drops exported profile and event files into a bucket in scheduled batches.
Databricks. Imports and exports BlueConic profiles, groups and timeline events with a Databricks workspace through Delta Sharing up to six times a day, offered as a paid upgrade.
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SFTP (profiles and events). Exchanges delimited files such as CSV with your SFTP server, importing and exporting BlueConic profiles, groups and timeline events in scheduled batches with optional PGP encryption.
SFTP (product catalog). Imports products from CSV files on your SFTP server into a BlueConic product store for recommendations, while JavaScript on your site reports cart, order and view events to BlueConic.
Azure Blob Storage. Loads CSV files from Azure Blob Storage containers into BlueConic profiles, groups and timeline events, and writes segment profile data back as CSV files in scheduled batches.
Amazon Kinesis. Streams changed profiles from selected BlueConic segments to an Amazon Kinesis stream through a firehose connection, about two minutes after the last profile change.
Google Pub/Sub. Publishes updated BlueConic profiles to a chosen Google Cloud Pub/Sub topic through a firehose stream, authenticated with a service account key.
Azure Event Hubs. Streams changed BlueConic profiles from chosen segments to an Azure event hub in near real time, authenticating with a namespace and shared access policy key.
Google Drive. Brings CSV files stored in Google Drive into BlueConic profiles, groups and timeline events and exports profiles to a Drive folder in batches, using the Google Drive v2 connection.
Azure Data Lake Storage. Reads CSV files in Azure Data Lake Storage to enrich BlueConic profiles, groups and timeline events, and exports profiles and timeline events to a chosen directory on a schedule.
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Optimizely. Exports BlueConic profile data and segment memberships to Optimizely X through the Optimizely tag on selected channels, for audience targeting in experiments.
Adobe Target. Reads values from the Adobe Target data layer into BlueConic profiles and pushes BlueConic segments and profile data into Adobe Target variables on the page.
Contentful. Connects Contentful to BlueConic Headless Dialogues as a CMS connection from the plugin gallery, so marketers can search and pick Contentful items that the site then loads.
Bloomreach Content. Lets BlueConic Headless Dialogues browse and search folders in Bloomreach's CMS and pick documents, signing in with a content delivery API token and the Bloomreach subdomain.
Analytics & BI
5 listings
Google Analytics. Exports BlueConic data to Google Analytics 4 as custom events, sending timeline events in batches through the Measurement Protocol and visitor data in real time through gtag.
Adobe Analytics. Sends BlueConic segment, lifecycle and profile values to an existing Adobe Analytics implementation in real time as Custom Link Tracking events mapped to props and eVars.
Developer Tools & APIs
5 listings
Google Tag Manager. Reads Google Tag Manager data layer variables and events into BlueConic profiles and timelines, and pushes BlueConic data into the data layer as named events in real time.
Contentstack. Adds Contentstack entries to BlueConic Headless Dialogues through a gallery connection using a Stack API key and delivery token, with a US or EU CDN region to choose.
E-commerce
5 listings
Magento. Imports Adobe Magento customer and sales data into BlueConic profiles, with later runs bringing in only records added or changed since the previous import.
Identity & Enrichment
5 listings
SAP Customer Data Cloud. Transfers profile data from SAP Customer Data Cloud (Gigya) into the visitor's BlueConic profile whenever Gigya handles sign-in on the site.
Unified ID 2.0. Retrieves Unified ID 2.0 values for known BlueConic profiles from The Trade Desk, the supported UID2 operator, and stores them in profile properties on a schedule.
Facebook Login. Copies Facebook profile data into a visitor's BlueConic profile after a Facebook login on the site, through BlueConic's Facebook Connect login dialogue or a login using the Facebook JavaScript SDK.
CRM & Sales
3 listings
Salesforce. Imports Salesforce records into BlueConic by object or SOQL query, including Service Cloud cases as timeline events, and exports segment profiles to Salesforce objects in batches.
Microsoft Dynamics. Synchronizes BlueConic profiles with Microsoft Dynamics 365 online leads and contacts in scheduled or manual batches, importing CRM data and exporting segment profiles.
Security & Privacy
3 listings
Usercentrics. Syncs Usercentrics consent categories into BlueConic objectives on visitor profiles with a global listener plugin registered from an external URL.
Customer Data Platform
1 listing
Customer Support
1 listing
Engagement & Feedback
1 listing
GetFeedback. Imports GetFeedback (formerly Usabilla) voice-of-customer data such as NPS answers into BlueConic and exports profile values to GetFeedback custom variables through its site tags.
Mobile & Push
1 listing
Integration catalog breadth
Distinct tools documented per platform: the five largest of 44, then BlueConic and its neighbours. Breadth counts what a catalog lists; it says nothing about how deep, current or well-built each connector is.
- 1Tealium636
- 2Segment (Twilio)459
- 3Klaviyo395
- 4Hightouch296
- 5ActionIQ (Uniphore)293
- 19Zeotap90
- 20BlueConic88
- 21Zeta Global86
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CdpHub documents each integration from the platform's own catalog and records which way data flows and where the integration runs. A tool can appear several times when a platform lists more than one connector for it, so listings can outnumber tools. A listing that runs in more than one mode counts in each, so the mode counts can add up to more than the listings. "Listed on 38 of 44 CDPs" counts every platform in the directory that lists the tool; the listing count beside it is BlueConic's alone. Counts are updated as catalogs change; this page reflects the directory as of October 17, 2026. CdpHub is independent and not affiliated with BlueConic.
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