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Denada integrates with Zeta so you can design emails in Denada and push them directly to the Zeta Marketing Platform as content templates, ready to use in your campaigns.

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What you need

  • A Denada project with an email ready to push
  • A Zeta REST API key — a 32-character key from Settings > Integrations > Keys & Apps in the Zeta Marketing Platform
  • Your Zeta site ID

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Connect Denada to Zeta

1

Open the Integrations dialog

Click Share on any project, then under Integrations, click Configure. (You can also open your team’s Settings page and click Add integration in the Integrations panel — manager access required.)
2

Select Zeta

Choose Zeta from the list of platforms.
3

Enter your credentials

  • Name — optional, e.g. “Production”.
  • API key — your Zeta REST API key.
  • Site ID — the site the exports should go to.
4

Validate and save

Click Validate to confirm the key and site ID work, then click Save.

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Push an email to Zeta

  1. Open the project and click Share.
  2. Under Integrations, select Export to Zeta.
  3. Fill in the export dialog:
    • Template name — the name that will appear in Zeta. Defaults to your project’s name.
    • Upload images to Zeta — optional. When checked, Denada uploads your email’s images into the Zeta Asset Library and rewrites the HTML to use Zeta-hosted URLs. Click Choose… to pick the destination folder — the Select folder picker browses your Asset Library, and you can create new folders with Create folder right from the picker. When unchecked, images stay hosted on Denada’s CDN.
  4. Click Export.
Denada renders the final HTML and creates a content template in Zeta. When the export finishes, the task includes a direct link to edit the new content template in Zeta.

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How updates work

  • Re-exporting updates in place. If you’ve pushed this project to Zeta before, the export dialog shows a Previous export option: choose Overwrite to update the same Zeta content template, or Create new to make a separate one.
  • Images update instead of duplicating. Uploaded images get stable filenames derived from the image itself, so re-exporting to the same Asset Library folder updates the existing assets in place — even after you re-crop an image in Denada — rather than orphaning old copies. If you export to a different folder, images are uploaded fresh there (Zeta assets are folder-bound).
Zeta doesn’t get a name-collision check like some other platforms — use the Previous export option to control whether you update or duplicate.

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Troubleshooting

Confirm the API key is the 32-character REST key from Settings > Integrations > Keys & Apps, and that the Site ID matches the site that key belongs to.
For general information about how integrations work, see Integrations overview.

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Need help?

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