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Iterable

Denada integrates with Iterable so you can design emails in Denada and push them directly to Iterable for sending.

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Prerequisites

Before you begin, make sure you have:
  • A Denada team with an email template ready to export
  • An Iterable account with a server-side API key (found in your Iterable project under Settings > API keys)
You need a server-side API key, not a standard or mobile key. Denada uses this key to create and update email templates in your Iterable project.

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Step 1: Connect your Iterable account

  1. Open the Share menu on any template and scroll down to find the Configure option under Integrations.
Share menu with export and integration options
  1. In the Integrations dialog, select Iterable.
Integrations dialog with Iterable selected
  1. Enter an optional Name for this configuration (useful if you have multiple Iterable projects) and your API key.
Iterable setup dialog with name and API key fields
  1. Click Validate to verify your API key works, then click Save.
You can add multiple Iterable configurations if you work with different Iterable projects.

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Step 2: Export a template

  1. Open the template you want to export and click Share.
  2. Under Integrations, select Export to Iterable (this option appears once you’ve saved at least one Iterable configuration).
  3. Enter a template name — this is the name that will appear in Iterable.
  4. Click Export.
Denada renders your template to HTML and uploads it to Iterable using the upsert API. If a template with the same name already exists, you’ll be asked to confirm whether you want to overwrite it.

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How it works

When you export a template:
  • Denada renders the final HTML from your template and its current parameter values.
  • Any curly braces ({ and }) in your HTML are escaped so Iterable doesn’t interpret them as Handlebars merge tags. If you need Iterable merge tags, add them in Iterable after export.
  • The template is upserted in Iterable — if a template with the same name exists, it is updated; otherwise a new one is created.
  • The email subject line from your Denada template is included in the export.

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Troubleshooting

Make sure you’re using a server-side API key from Iterable, not a standard or mobile key. You can find this under Settings > API keys in your Iterable project.
Your API key may not have the required permissions. Ensure the key has access to create and update email templates in Iterable.
If a template with the same name already exists in Iterable, Denada will ask if you’d like to overwrite it. Choose a different name if you want to keep both versions.

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Need help?

If you run into issues with the Iterable integration, reach out to support@heydenada.com or ask in our Community Slack.