Warehouse · payments · email · contacts · tags · agents

Connect the systems you already run.

Your warehouse or order system stays in charge of stock. Stripe takes the payments, Postmark sends the emails, and your contact list, Google and Meta get what they need. Each one is set up in numbered steps, from one Integrations screen.

Product pictures on this page show an example store’s admin, with sample names and sample orders.

Your warehouse or order system

It stays the source. Sepal follows.

A private connection, made for your store only. What it supplies is locked in Sepal with its name, so nobody overwrites it by accident.

Products, prices and stock come in

Your system keeps the catalogue. Sepal shows it, and locks each field it supplies.

Orders go out

Each paid order is sent to your system to pick and pack, with its items and address.

Shipping comes back

When it ships, the tracking comes back, the order moves on and the shopper gets the email.

An example store’s admin. “Warehouse OMS” stands for your own system’s name.
Stripe payments, through Sepal

No keys to paste. A status you can read.

Connect Stripe from Payments in about ten minutes. The money goes into your own Stripe account and out to your bank in Canadian and US dollars. Sepal never holds it.

See checkout and payments →
Email sending and your contact list

Every email sent. Every list kept.

Email sending, with Postmark

Order emails go out through Postmark, a service built for emails people are waiting for.

Your sending address: confirm it at Postmark, then paste its key in Integrations.
An example store’s admin. Mailchimp and other providers follow the same numbered steps.
Google tag and Meta pixel

Ads measured. Visits counted.

Paste an ID, and the tag goes on every page. Visits are counted by Sepal itself, so your reports don’t depend on an ad platform.

Google tag

For Google Analytics and Google Ads, on every page of your store.

Meta pixel

For ads on Facebook and Instagram, so they can learn what sells.

Visits, counted by Sepal

Shoppers who say no to tracking are still counted, but only as a number. Nothing else about them is kept.

You choose: ask every visitor first with a banner, or load the tags and let visitors switch them off. Nothing loads on checkout.
Connecting agents

An agent is a connection you approve.

Agents connect through MCP, the open standard many AI assistants use, with a key a person on your team makes in Settings. That person chooses who it acts for and sets its limits. An agent can never switch on a connection by itself.

How agents work
For developers

Your own tools, with a key you create.

Create a key for each tool, see when it was last used, and remove it in one click. A key is shown once when you create it; we keep only a fingerprint of it. Nobody, agents included, can read it again.

API description: /admin/v1/openapi.json on your store

Questions about connections

More on security and agents.

Which warehouse or order systems can connect?

One that can use Sepal’s API: it reads new orders, sends back shipments and tracking, and sends products, prices and stock. You make its key in Settings.

Can I still edit a product that my system supplies?

Fields your system supplies are locked, with its name next to them. Everything else, like the title and search listing, stays yours to edit.

Do I need a Stripe account?

You connect or create one from Payments, through Sepal. There are no keys to paste, and the money goes to your own Stripe account.

Which email services are supported?

Store emails are sent with Postmark. For marketing lists, connect Klaviyo, Mailchimp or another provider.

Where are my keys stored?

Connection keys are encrypted when you save them and never shown again; for API keys we keep only a fingerprint. To change one, you replace it.

Who can switch a connection on?

People on your team. Agents and connected systems can’t switch on a connection.

Is there an API?

Yes, with keys you create. It covers products, stock, orders, shipments, refunds, promotions and settings, and describes itself at /admin/v1/openapi.json on your store.

Bring your systems. We’ll wire them up.

Sepal is opening to new stores in small groups. Join the waiting list, tell us what you run today, and we’ll help you connect it.

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