Subi's Klaviyo integration keeps your subscription audience and activity in sync with Klaviyo. Once you connect Klaviyo, Subi automatically adds your subscribers to a dedicated Klaviyo list and sends subscription events — like a subscription starting, pausing, or a payment failing — as Klaviyo metrics, so you can build segments, campaigns, and flows around your subscribers without exporting and importing anything by hand.
How to connect Subi to Klaviyo
In your Shopify admin, open Subi → Settings → Integrations → Klaviyo. If you haven't connected yet, you'll see two ways to connect:
Connect with OAuth (recommended). Click Connect with OAuth, sign in to Klaviyo, and approve access. This is the quickest way and keeps the connection secure — you never have to copy any keys.
Connect with API keys. Prefer to use keys? Click Connect with API keys, then paste your Public API Key and Private API Key. You'll find both in Klaviyo under Settings → API keys.
What Subi syncs to Klaviyo
As soon as you connect, Subi syncs your subscribers into Klaviyo:
Creates (or reuses) a Klaviyo list named Subi in your account.
Adds every existing subscriber's email to that list as a Klaviyo profile, and keeps adding new subscribers automatically as they sign up.
Matches customers by email, so existing Klaviyo profiles are updated rather than duplicated.
On each synced profile, Subi also keeps a few subscription properties up to date that you can segment on:
subi_active_subscriber — whether the customer currently has an active subscription.
subi_active_subscription_count — how many active subscriptions they have.
subi_next_billing_date — when their next subscription order is due.
Subscription events Subi sends
Beyond the list, Subi sends subscription events to Klaviyo as they happen. Each event becomes a Klaviyo metric you can trigger flows on. From the Events sent to Klaviyo section you can turn each event on or off, and use Send test to make a metric appear in your Klaviyo account before any real event fires.
The events Subi can send are:
Started Subscription — a customer starts a new subscription.
Canceled Subscription — a subscription is cancelled.
Paused Subscription — a subscription is paused.
Resumed Subscription — a paused subscription resumes.
Subscription Skipped — a customer skips their next order.
Subscription Expired — a subscription expires.
Subscription Billing Succeeded — a subscription order is billed successfully.
Subscription Payment Failed — a subscription payment fails.
Upcoming Subscription Order — sent ahead of a customer's next scheduled order.
Checking what's been sent
To confirm everything is flowing, open Event history from the integration's More actions menu. It lists every event Subi has sent to Klaviyo, which customer it was for, and whether it succeeded.
Using your Subi data in Klaviyo
Once the list, profile properties, and events are flowing, you can put them to work in Klaviyo:
Segments — build audiences from the Subi list or the subscription properties; for example, everyone with subi_active_subscriber set to true, or whose subi_next_billing_date falls in the next three days.
Flows — trigger automated emails or SMS off any Subi metric; for example, a win-back flow on Canceled Subscription, or a payment-update reminder on Subscription Payment Failed.
Next steps
Connect Klaviyo from Subi → Settings → Integrations → Klaviyo, send a test event to confirm the connection, then build your first segment or flow. If you run into any trouble connecting, or you don't see your events in Klaviyo, reach out to our support team and we'll help you get set up.