Remarkety
Remarkety is an AI-powered marketing automation platform designed for eCommerce, enabling personalized email, SMS, and social campaigns based on customer behavior.
Verdict
Common use cases
- Review campaign performance during marketing standups
- Sync customer segments before a promo launch
- Audit product catalog for missing SKUs
- Track abandoned cart events from support tickets
- Batch-upload leads from a spreadsheet
Integration
- Vendor
- Remarkety
- Category
- other
- Auth
- API_KEY
- Tools
- 5
- Composio slug
remarkety
Tools
- Get Remarkety Campaigns
Tool to retrieve a list of marketing campaigns. use when you need to page through campaigns with optional limit and skip.
- Get Remarkety Customers
Tool to retrieve customers. use when you need to fetch a paginated list of customers from a remarkety store.
- Get Remarkety Products
Tool to retrieve products. use when you need to fetch a paginated list of products from a remarkety store.
- Track Remarkety Cart
Tool to track cart events in remarkety. use after a customer updates their cart to sync cart data for remarketing.
- Upload Contacts Batch
Tool to upload or update multiple contacts in batch. use when you need to import or synchronize many contacts at once.
Setup
Setup guide
- 11. In Switchy, open your workspace settings and navigate to the Integrations tab. 2. Search for Remarkety in the MCP directory and click Connect. 3. You'll be prompted to enter your Remarkety API key — find this in your Remarkety dashboard under Settings > API Keys or Account Settings. 4. Paste the key into Switchy and click Authorize. 5. Switchy will verify the connection by fetching a test campaign list. 6. Once connected, open any Space and type '@Remarkety' followed by a request like 'show me the last 10 campaigns' to confirm the MCP responds. 7. If the test fails, double-check the API key has read and write permissions enabled in Remarkety. 8. You can now invoke Remarkety tools in any Space by @mentioning it and describing the task.
What teammates see: by default, memories from Remarkety are scoped to the Space (PROJECT visibility) - you can mark any memory PRIVATE or share it ORG-wide.
Works well with
Top models
Compatibility data appears once enough Spaces have used this MCP together with a given model.
How Switchy teams use it
Starter prompts
List Recent Campaigns
@Remarkety get the last 20 campaigns from my account. Show me the campaign name, send date, and open rate for each.Open in a Space →
Fetch Customer Segment
@Remarkety fetch the first 50 customers from my store. Include email, signup date, and total order count.Open in a Space →
Check Product Catalog
@Remarkety get the first 100 products from my catalog. Show SKU, name, price, and image URL for each.Open in a Space →
Track Cart Update
@Remarkety track a cart update for customer email user@example.com with cart ID 12345. Include product SKU ABC-001 and quantity 2.Open in a Space →
Batch Upload Contacts
@Remarkety upload these contacts in batch: email1@example.com with first name Alice, email2@example.com with first name Bob. Tag them as 'webinar-2024'.Open in a Space →
Example outputs
Illustrative - representative of the model's voice and quality, not literal recordings.
@remarkety show me the last 10 campaigns we ran, and summarize which ones had the highest engagement based on their names and timing
Retrieved 10 recent campaigns from your Remarkety account. The most recent include 'Holiday Flash Sale' (launched Dec 15), 'Welcome Series - New Subscribers' (ongoing), and 'Cart Abandonment Follow-up' (triggered daily). Based on naming patterns, your promotional campaigns like 'Black Friday Encore' and 'End of Season Clearance' appear to be event-driven, while behavioral campaigns like 'Browse Abandonment' and 'Post-Purchase Upsell' run continuously. This is an illustrative example showing typical campaign metadata returned by the Get Campaigns tool.
This example demonstrates read-only campaign retrieval with pagination. The MCP returns campaign metadata (names, dates, types) but does not include performance metrics like open rates or revenue — you'll need to cross-reference with Remarkety's analytics dashboard for engagement data. Requires valid API key with campaign read permissions.
@remarkety I just closed a deal with 15 new wholesale customers. Upload their contact info so they're tagged for our B2B nurture sequence.
Uploaded 15 contacts to Remarkety using the batch upload tool. Each contact record includes email, name, and a custom 'customer_type: wholesale' tag to trigger your B2B automation. The batch operation completed successfully, and these contacts should appear in your Remarkety dashboard within 2-3 minutes. Note: This is an illustrative example of the Upload Contacts Batch tool's confirmation response after processing a CSV or structured contact list.
This write operation syncs contacts into Remarkety's system and can trigger automated campaigns if your account has matching workflow rules. Be cautious with batch uploads — duplicate emails will update existing records, potentially overwriting segments or tags. Always verify the contact list format matches Remarkety's schema before running large imports to avoid data inconsistencies.
@remarkety pull our top 20 products by SKU, then draft a promotional email highlighting the 5 that are currently low in stock based on inventory levels
Retrieved 20 products from your Remarkety store. Based on the inventory data returned, 5 items show stock levels below 15 units: 'Organic Cotton Tote' (8 left), 'Stainless Steel Water Bottle' (12 left), 'Bamboo Cutting Board' (6 left), 'Linen Apron - Navy' (10 left), and 'Ceramic Mug Set' (14 left). Here's a draft email subject line: 'Almost Gone: Restock Your Favorites Before They Sell Out' — body copy could emphasize scarcity and link directly to product pages. This example shows how the Get Products tool provides inventory context for AI-assisted content creation.
This synthesis example combines product data retrieval with AI reasoning to generate marketing content. The MCP provides product metadata and stock counts, but the 'low stock' threshold and email tone are inferred by the AI based on your prompt. Remarkety's product sync frequency varies by plan tier, so inventory numbers may lag behind your actual store by 15-60 minutes depending on integration settings.
Use-case deep-dives
When Remarkety wins for cart recovery workflows
A 6-person e-commerce team runs 200+ daily cart abandonment events and needs to sync those to their email platform without manual exports. Remarkety's Track Cart tool writes cart data directly to the remarketing system, so your support or ops person can trigger follow-up sequences from Switchy without logging into three dashboards. The catch: if your team also needs to segment by product attributes or campaign performance in the same conversation, you'll hit the 5-tool ceiling fast—Remarkety gives you campaigns, customers, and products as separate read calls, so complex queries eat your tool budget. This MCP is the right call when cart sync is the bottleneck and your segmentation lives elsewhere. If you're stitching cart data with campaign analytics in one workspace thread, expect to juggle tool limits or pre-filter your data outside Switchy.
When this MCP fits small-team marketing standups
A 3-person growth team reviews email campaign performance every Monday morning and wants to pull last week's sends without exporting CSVs. Remarkety's Get Campaigns tool returns a paginated list, so your marketer can ask Switchy 'show me campaigns from the past 7 days' and get structured results in the thread. The trade-off: you're limited to campaign metadata—open rates and click-throughs live in your email platform, not in this MCP. If your standup also needs to cross-reference customer segments or product catalog changes, you'll burn through the 5 tools quickly, since each entity type is a separate call. This integration works when your team treats Remarkety as the campaign index and pulls deeper analytics from other sources. For teams under 10 campaigns per week, the pagination overhead is negligible; above 50 active campaigns, you'll want server-side filters before querying.
When batch upload beats manual CSV wrangling
A 2-person Shopify store launches and needs to migrate 5,000 contacts from a spreadsheet into Remarkety without clicking through the web UI. The Upload Contacts Batch tool takes a JSON payload and writes directly to the store, so your ops person can paste a cleaned list into Switchy and sync in one step. The boundary: this is a one-time or low-frequency task—if you're syncing contacts daily or hourly, you want a scheduled pipeline, not a conversational tool. The MCP also doesn't validate email formats or dedupe on the fly, so dirty data will fail silently or create duplicates. Use this when you're onboarding a new store or doing quarterly list hygiene, and your contact count is under 10k per batch. For ongoing sync or complex transformations, build a proper ETL and leave Remarkety's MCP for ad-hoc lookups and cart tracking.
Frequently asked
What does the Remarkety MCP do in Switchy?
It connects your Remarkety marketing automation account so AI agents can read campaign lists, pull customer and product data, track cart events, and batch-upload contacts. Use it to automate audience syncs, trigger cart-abandonment workflows from other tools, or generate reports on campaign performance without opening the Remarkety dashboard.
Do I need admin access to connect Remarkety?
You need an API key from your Remarkety account, which typically requires admin or account-owner permissions to generate. The key grants read access to campaigns, customers, and products, plus write access for cart tracking and contact uploads. Check your Remarkety account settings under API or Integrations to create one.
Can the Remarkety MCP send emails or edit campaigns?
No. It reads campaign metadata and customer lists, but it cannot launch sends, edit campaign content, or change automation rules. If you need to trigger emails, use Remarkety's native automation triggers or webhooks. This MCP is for syncing data and tracking events, not campaign management.
Why use this instead of Remarkety's web app or API?
The MCP wraps Remarkety's API so AI agents can query customer segments, sync cart data, or upload contacts in plain English—no code required. If you already have developers calling the API directly, you don't need this. It's for teams who want AI-driven workflows without writing integration scripts.
Who on the team should connect the Remarkety account?
Whoever owns your Remarkety account and can generate API keys—usually your marketing ops lead or ecommerce manager. Once connected in Switchy, any team member with workspace access can use the MCP in prompts. The connection itself doesn't count against Remarkety's contact or email limits.