JustClick
E-commerceConnect AI agents to JustClick, the Russian info-product marketing and sales platform, through its official API. Agents read orders and customer activity and drive fulfilment and follow-up.
What This Integration Enables
JustClick runs the Russian info-product motion end to end: subscription groups, tag-driven sequences, a product catalogue, coupons, affiliate attribution and invoicing, all inside one account. This connector deliberately does not try to mirror any of that. Nine actions, and only one of them writes money. The other eight either move a contact between groups and tags, or look up the identifiers those moves require. That shape is a position, not a shortcoming. JustClick's automations key off tags and groups, so the useful thing an agent can do is decide which sequence somebody belongs in and let JustClick run it, rather than rebuilding the sequence somewhere else and fighting the platform for control of the same contact.
There are two details worth knowing before wiring anything up. API 2.0 is available on the Expert and Guru plans, so an account on a lower tier will not reach these operations at all. And subscription groups carry two identifiers: the numeric ID visible in the dashboard URL, and a dotted API ID that looks like 1473249885.2899961004. The contact operations need the API ID, which is what Get Groups returns, and this is where hand-built integrations against JustClick usually go wrong. FlowRunner's connectors are built and verified against each vendor's official API, so the group picker hands the agent the identifier the call actually expects.
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Use Case Scenarios
Turning a closed conversation into an invoice
Most info-product sales in this market close in a chat thread, not in a checkout. A prospect negotiates in Telegram, agrees on a bundle and a discount, and now somebody has to raise the invoice. The agent reads the thread, resolves each product name through Get Products, matches the promised discount code against Get Coupons, and picks the responsible manager from Get Managers based on who ran the conversation. Then it stops, shows the sales lead exactly what it is about to write, and creates the order on approval. The rep goes from data entry to a single confirmation.
Putting a new buyer into the right cohort
A purchase settles and the buyer needs to enter a delivery sequence, but the sequence they enter determines what they receive for the next several weeks. The agent calls Add Contact To Groups with the API ID for the correct group, then Add Tags To Contact to start the specific automation that matches the product bought, not the generic one that matches the product family. Contact records also flow into Bitrix24 for the sales team, so the person handling a support question can see the same cohort the automation is working from.
Stopping a sequence without erasing somebody
A refund comes through, or a buyer complains about the volume of email. The blunt response is to remove them from everything, which also destroys the segmentation that says who they are. JustClick separates the two levers: Remove Tags From Contact stops the automation keyed off that tag while leaving group membership and order history intact, and Remove Contact From Groups takes them out of the mailing sequence without deleting the contact. The agent picks the narrow lever by default and escalates the wide one, because taking somebody out of every group is easy to do and slow to reconstruct.
Human-in-Loop Highlight
Create Order is the only action here that produces a financial record, and this connector has no action that voids one, edits one, or cancels one. That asymmetry is the gate. The call writes an invoice carrying product lines, prices that override the catalogue defaults, a discount coupon, affiliate attribution, UTM tags and a responsible manager, and the manager field is a commission claim about a named colleague. Once it exists, correcting it means somebody going into JustClick and cleaning it up by hand, and if the wrong manager was attributed, the correction is a conversation as much as a data fix. So the agent assembles the whole thing and waits: "Invoice for irina@example.com, 2 products, 34,900 RUB after coupon SPRING25, responsible manager Dmitry K. Create it? This connector cannot void an order once written." That is a human-in-the-loop pause placed exactly where the platform stops being reversible. Everything before it, resolving products, checking the coupon exists, confirming the manager is on the account, is work the agent does on its own so the person reviewing has a complete invoice to say yes to rather than a blank form to fill in.
Agent Capabilities
9 actionsContacts
4- Add Contact To Groups Creates a contact in JustClick and subscribes it to one or more subscription groups, or subscribes an existing contact when the email is already known. Groups are identified by their API ID, which Get Groups returns, and a contact can be created without an email address by omitting it.
- Remove Contact From Groups Removes a contact from one or more subscription groups without deleting the contact record. Used to take somebody out of a mailing sequence while keeping their history and order data intact.
- Add Tags To Contact Applies one or more tags to a contact, identified by email address. Because JustClick automations key off tags, tagging from an outside system is how an agent hands sequence control back to JustClick.
- Remove Tags From Contact Strips one or more tags from a contact, identified by email address. Used as the narrow way to stop a sequence without unsubscribing the person from their groups.
Orders
1- Create Order Creates an invoice for a customer, listing one or more products and optionally their prices. Billing and shipping addresses, a discount coupon, affiliate attribution, UTM tags, a responsible manager and CRM custom fields can all be set in the same call, and prices left unspecified fall back to each product's configured price.
Reference Data
4- Get Groups Retrieves every subscription group in the account, reporting the numeric ID shown in the dashboard URL, the API ID the contact operations require, and the readable title. Used to resolve a group name into the identifier the other calls expect.
- Get Products Retrieves every product configured in the account with its ID and name. Used before raising an invoice, since Create Order works from product IDs rather than names.
- Get Coupons Retrieves the discount coupons defined in the account, each with its ID and the code buyers enter to redeem it. Used to confirm a promised discount actually exists before it is applied to an order.
- Get Managers Retrieves the additional staff members on the account with their IDs and names. Used to assign responsibility for an invoice to a specific person, which is why an agent validates the name against this list rather than assuming it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can FlowRunner do with JustClick?
FlowRunner agents can run Add Contact To Groups, Remove Contact From Groups, and Add Tags To Contact in JustClick, plus 6 more actions.
Does connecting JustClick to FlowRunner require OAuth?
No. JustClick connects to FlowRunner with an API key, no OAuth flow required.
Can JustClick trigger a FlowRunner workflow automatically?
JustClick doesn't currently expose triggers in FlowRunner. It connects as an action step inside workflows started by another trigger.
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