Klaviyo MCP Server

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What is the Klaviyo MCP Server?

The Klaviyo MCP Server is a bridge between Klaviyo's email marketing platform and AI tools via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It enables natural language control of email campaigns, customer profiles, automation flows, and segmentation directly from AI assistants like Claude, eliminating the need to switch between platforms.

What are the main use cases for marketing teams?

Marketing teams can automate campaign creation, manage customer segments in real-time, track engagement metrics, create and assign email templates, orchestrate multi-step automation flows, and analyze campaign performance—all through natural language commands that save hours of manual work.

How do I secure my Klaviyo API credentials?

Always store your Klaviyo OAuth credentials (client_id, client_secret, access_token) as environment variables rather than hardcoding them in configuration files. Set KLAVIYO_CLIENT_ID, KLAVIYO_CLIENT_SECRET, and KLAVIYO_ACCESS_TOKEN in your MCP server environment configuration for secure access.

Can I manage multiple Klaviyo accounts?

Yes, you can configure multiple instances of the Klaviyo MCP server with different OAuth credentials for each Klaviyo account. Simply create separate server entries in your MCP configuration with unique names and credentials for each account.

Does this work with Klaviyo's automation flows?

Absolutely! The server provides full access to Klaviyo flows, allowing you to retrieve flow details, update flow status (live, manual, draft), and integrate flow management into your AI-powered marketing workflows.

How do I use this MCP server inside FlowHunt?

Add the MCP component to your FlowHunt flow and connect it to your AI agent. Open the MCP configuration and insert your Klaviyo server details in JSON format. Once configured, your AI agent can execute all Klaviyo operations, from creating campaigns to segmenting customers, as part of automated workflows.

What permissions do I need in Klaviyo?

You'll need OAuth credentials with appropriate API permissions for the operations you want to perform. Typically this includes read/write access to profiles, lists, campaigns, templates, flows, segments, metrics, and events. Configure these permissions in your Klaviyo account's API settings.