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Klaviyo to Amazon Redshift

Directory data as of October 23, 2026

Klaviyo's own catalog lists Amazon Redshift, moving data both ways (2 listings). Beyond that, 6 of the 44 CDPs in the CdpHub directory list both a connector that reads from Klaviyo and one that sends data to Amazon Redshift, so they can sit between the two, and 13 go the other way, from Amazon Redshift to Klaviyo.

6CDPs can carry Klaviyo data into Amazon Redshift
13CDPs can carry Amazon Redshift data to Klaviyo
2Amazon Redshift listings in Klaviyo's own catalog
28of 44 CDPs list Amazon Redshift

Klaviyo's own Amazon Redshift integrations

2 listings

Klaviyo is one of the CDPs in the directory, and its own catalog lists Amazon Redshift: the two connect directly, with no other platform in between.

Klaviyo → Amazon Redshift

Exports Klaviyo profiles and events to an Amazon Redshift instance, with the option to leave out events from integrations that already feed Redshift.

Amazon Redshift → Klaviyo

Data warehouse import. Imports profile data from Amazon Redshift into Klaviyo on a schedule through a Klaviyo-only service user with the fewest rights it needs, with an Advanced KDP subscription.

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CDPs that can carry Klaviyo data into Amazon Redshift

6 CDPs

Each of these CDPs lists a connector that reads from Klaviyo and one that sends data to Amazon Redshift. A route is a possible path, not a tested one: what travels depends on each connector, so check the documentation links.

  • Reads from Klaviyo

    Klaviyo → Amperity

    Source. Pulls email and SMS engagement metrics and list membership from Klaviyo into Amperity through its events API.

    Sends to Amazon Redshift

    Amperity → Amazon Redshift

    Gets Amperity data into Amazon Redshift by sending it to Amazon S3 first, then loading it with tools such as AWS Glue or a Lambda function.

  • Reads from Klaviyo

    BlueConic ⇄ Klaviyo

    Pulls changed Klaviyo profiles and their events into BlueConic and exports segment profiles to Klaviyo in scheduled batches with an API key, once BlueConic installs the connection.

    Sends to Amazon Redshift

    BlueConic ⇄ Amazon 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.

  • Reads from Klaviyo

    Klaviyo → Insider One

    Brings Klaviyo profiles, events and subscription updates into Insider One with a private API key, running each of the three incremental syncs on its own schedule.

    Sends to Amazon Redshift

    Insider One → Amazon Redshift

    Export. Exports Insider One user or event data to an Amazon S3 bucket you own, from which your Amazon Redshift pipeline, for example the COPY command, loads it into tables.

  • Reads from Klaviyo

    Lytics ⇄ Klaviyo

    Adds Lytics audience members to Klaviyo lists in real time and imports Klaviyo profiles with campaign activity such as opens and clicks into Lytics every hour.

    Sends to Amazon Redshift

    Lytics ⇄ Amazon Redshift

    Imports user tables from Amazon Redshift into Lytics over a PostgreSQL connection and keeps a Redshift table of a Lytics audience updated by loading files staged in S3.

  • Reads from Klaviyo

    Klaviyo → Segment

    Source. Sends Klaviyo events into Segment as they happen, ready to route to other tools.

    Sends to Amazon Redshift

    Segment → Amazon Redshift

    Loads Segment event data into Amazon Redshift on a schedule as a storage destination, ready for SQL analysis.

  • Reads from Klaviyo

    Klaviyo → Treasure AI

    Import. Imports Klaviyo metrics, events, profiles and list members into Treasure Data with a private API key, using only Klaviyo's stable API.

    Sends to Amazon Redshift

    Treasure AI → Amazon Redshift

    Export. Writes Treasure Data job results to tables in an existing Amazon Redshift cluster over JDBC, with no support for timestamp or date columns, which you must first convert to strings or Unix time.

The other way: Amazon Redshift to Klaviyo

13 CDPs

Each of these CDPs lists a connector that reads from Amazon Redshift and one that sends data to Klaviyo.

  • Reads from Amazon Redshift

    Amazon Redshift → ActionIQ

    Connects ActionIQ to Amazon Redshift with HybridCompute, pushing generated SQL down to the warehouse and returning only the needed results, usually customer IDs, without copying the data.

    Sends to Klaviyo

    ActionIQ → Klaviyo

    Klaviyo

  • Reads from Amazon Redshift

    Amazon Redshift → Bloomreach

    Pulls customer, event, catalog and voucher data from Amazon Redshift into Bloomreach through the shared PostgreSQL / Redshift connector, whose health checks can stop Redshift Serverless from pausing.

    Sends to Klaviyo

    Bloomreach ⇄ Klaviyo

    Imports Klaviyo profiles daily and consent and campaign events every two hours into Bloomreach, and sends Bloomreach segments and consent to Klaviyo lists by webhook, where enabled.

  • Reads from Amazon Redshift

    BlueConic ⇄ Amazon 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.

    Sends to Klaviyo

    BlueConic ⇄ Klaviyo

    Pulls changed Klaviyo profiles and their events into BlueConic and exports segment profiles to Klaviyo in scheduled batches with an API key, once BlueConic installs the connection.

  • Reads from Amazon Redshift

    Amazon Redshift → DinMo

    Connects Amazon Redshift, provisioned or Serverless, to DinMo as the source for models, segments and activations, reached directly or through AWS PrivateLink, an SSH tunnel or SSM.

    Sends to Klaviyo

    DinMo → Klaviyo

    Contact lists. Keeps Klaviyo lists aligned with DinMo segments, adding and removing existing profiles by email, phone or Klaviyo ID while updating their existing profile attributes.

    DinMo → Klaviyo

    Contacts. Creates and updates Klaviyo profiles from DinMo segments by email, phone or Klaviyo ID, including new custom attributes, and stops updating people who leave the segment.

    DinMo → Klaviyo

    Profile events. Sends new rows of a DinMo event model to Klaviyo profiles as events, linked by email or phone, carrying event time, value, currency, an event ID and custom properties.

    DinMo → Klaviyo

    Subscriptions. Opts existing Klaviyo profiles into email, SMS or both as they join a DinMo segment and out when they leave, using a double opt-in list unless you set it to single opt-in.

  • Reads from Amazon Redshift

    Amazon Redshift → Fivetran Activations

    Source. Extracts Amazon Redshift tables and views for Fivetran Activations syncs with the UNLOAD command, which in a VPC deployment needs an S3 VPC endpoint.

    Sends to Klaviyo

    Fivetran Activations → Klaviyo

    Upserts Klaviyo profiles, mirrors list membership and sends events from Fivetran Activations, using a private API key plus the public key or site ID.

  • Reads from Amazon Redshift

    Amazon Redshift → Hightouch

    Source. Connects Amazon Redshift to Hightouch as a source, so SQL, dbt or table-based models built there can sync to any destination.

    Sends to Klaviyo

    Hightouch → Klaviyo

    Creates and updates Klaviyo profiles from purchases, signups and other warehouse data for e-commerce email.

  • Reads from Amazon Redshift

    Lytics ⇄ Amazon Redshift

    Imports user tables from Amazon Redshift into Lytics over a PostgreSQL connection and keeps a Redshift table of a Lytics audience updated by loading files staged in S3.

    Sends to Klaviyo

    Lytics ⇄ Klaviyo

    Adds Lytics audience members to Klaviyo lists in real time and imports Klaviyo profiles with campaign activity such as opens and clicks into Lytics every hour.

  • Reads from Amazon Redshift

    Amazon Redshift → mParticle

    Warehouse Sync. Brings user and event data from Amazon Redshift or Redshift Serverless into mParticle, with access through an IAM role that mParticle assumes.

    Sends to Klaviyo

    mParticle → Klaviyo

    Audiences. Keeps Klaviyo lists in step with mParticle audiences, adding and removing members as they change.

    mParticle → Klaviyo

    Events. Sends mParticle events and profile data to Klaviyo through its Create Event API, for email and SMS flows.

  • Reads from Amazon Redshift

    Amazon Redshift → RudderStack

    Source. Reads tables or SQL models from Amazon Redshift with RudderStack Reverse ETL and syncs the rows to downstream tools on a schedule.

    Sends to Klaviyo

    RudderStack → Klaviyo

    Bulk upload. Bulk-loads customer profiles from your warehouse into Klaviyo with RudderStack Reverse ETL, creating or updating them for segmentation and flows.

    RudderStack → Klaviyo

    Events. Sends RudderStack profiles and events to Klaviyo for ecommerce email and SMS flows, in cloud mode or on the web in device mode.

  • Reads from Amazon Redshift

    Amazon Redshift → Segment

    Data Graph. Connects a Redshift cluster to Segment's Data Graph through its own role and user, so Linked Audiences and Linked Events can use warehouse entity tables next to Profiles Sync data.

    Amazon Redshift → Segment

    Reverse ETL source. Lets Segment Reverse ETL query an Amazon Redshift cluster as a dedicated database user and send the results to destinations, keeping sync state in its own schema.

    Sends to Klaviyo

    Segment → Klaviyo

    Actions. Sends Segment data to Klaviyo through Actions such as Upsert Profile, Order Completed and Track Event.

    Segment → Klaviyo

    Classic. Sends identify and track calls from Segment to Klaviyo for email marketing in cloud or device mode.

  • Reads from Amazon Redshift

    Amazon Redshift → Simon Data

    Lets Simon Data extract tables from Amazon Redshift through a dedicated user granted select privileges, after Simon's public IP addresses are allowed through any firewall.

    Sends to Klaviyo

    Simon Data ⇄ Klaviyo

    Keeps Klaviyo lists in step with Simon Data segments, sends custom events with properties that can start Klaviyo flows or campaigns, and adds contacts to Klaviyo's global exclusions.

  • Reads from Amazon Redshift

    Amazon Redshift → Tealium

    Cloud data source. Reads a table or view from an Amazon Redshift cluster into Tealium attributes over JDBC, using the cluster's hostname, port, database, schema and credentials.

    Sends to Klaviyo

    Tealium → Klaviyo

    Creates and updates Klaviyo profiles and attributes and adds users to or removes them from lists, in real time or batched, from AudienceStream.

  • Reads from Amazon Redshift

    Amazon Redshift → Treasure AI

    Import. Imports a table from Amazon Redshift into Treasure Data with an optional WHERE condition, and can load only rows added since the last scheduled run.

    Amazon Redshift → Treasure AI

    Live Connect zero-copy. Runs federated Trino queries from Treasure Data against Amazon Redshift tables through a Live Connect zero-copy source, once enabled, keeping results seven days unless saved.

    Sends to Klaviyo

    Treasure AI → Klaviyo

    Export. Adds Treasure Data profiles to Klaviyo lists or removes them and records email or SMS marketing consent with a private API key, through a connector listed as beta.

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Klaviyo and the other warehouses

About these numbers

CdpHub documents each integration from the platform's own catalog, so a listing records what the platform says it supports, not a test of the connector. A route counts a CDP that lists a connector reading from one end and another sending data to the other: a possible path, not a tested one. What travels, how often and in which format depends on each connector and its plan, so follow the documentation links. Klaviyo is a CDP in the directory too, so its own listings for Amazon Redshift come first. Counts are updated as catalogs change; this page reflects the directory as of October 23, 2026. CdpHub is independent and not affiliated with Klaviyo, Amazon Redshift or any platform listed.

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