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Connect Teachable to SIGNL
Course sales land as payments against the buyer. See what syncs, where it stops and how to set it up.
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What it does
Course sales from Teachable land as payments against the buyer. Start a connector from the Teachable template on the Integrations page: SIGNL gives it an address and a secret, and an automation tool sends to them.
Early use: Set up from a template; not yet checked against the tool's own deliveries.
What syncs
What it covers
3- A connector template with the fields already mapped
- Records tagged "teachable"
- A test delivery to check the mapping before it goes live
What it does not do
- No account connection. Teachable reaches SIGNL through a custom connector, and SIGNL never reads from or writes to Teachable.
Set it up
Connect in SIGNL
- Open the Teachable card and start a Teachable connector. SIGNL gives it a URL and a secret.
- Follow the connector's steps to send Teachable's events to that URL, then send a test.
- Check the fields are mapped on the test, save the mapping and go live.
Questions people ask
What does SIGNL receive from Teachable?
From Teachable: A connector template with the fields already mapped, Records tagged "teachable", A test delivery to check the mapping before it goes live. Data moves one way, into SIGNL.
How do I set up the connection to Teachable?
It takes 3 steps, listed above. The first: Open the Teachable card and start a Teachable connector. SIGNL gives it a URL and a secret.
Where does the connection to Teachable stop?
Here is where the Teachable connection stops. No account connection. Teachable reaches SIGNL through a custom connector, and SIGNL never reads from or writes to Teachable.
How ready is the connection to Teachable?
Early use: the Teachable connection is built and switched on. Set up from a template; not yet checked against the tool's own deliveries.
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