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Connect your Iterable workspace to export email templates created in Brew directly into Iterable.
Iterable Integration

Connect

1

Open the Iterable integration in Brew

In Brew, go to Integrations and click the Iterable card.
2

Select your API region

Choose the region where your Iterable account is hosted: US or EU.
3

Go to API Keys in Iterable

In Iterable, go to Integrations → API Keys. You must be an org admin or have the Manage Integrations project permission.
4

Create a server-side API key

Click New API Key, give it a name (for example “Brew”), and select Server-side as the type. Click Create and copy the key immediately.
You must use a Server-side key type. Client-side keys do not have permission to create templates.
5

Paste the API key in Brew

Go back to Brew, paste the API key, and click Connect.
That’s it. Iterable is now connected to Brew.

Export a Template

Once connected, you can export any email to Iterable:
  1. Open an email you’ve created in Brew
  2. Click Send
  3. Choose to export the template to Iterable
  4. Give it a name, check the subject line, and click Export

Where It Lands

The template appears in Iterable under Content → Templates, ready to use in your campaigns and journeys.

From an Agent or Code

From an agent, export_email over MCP exports a design to Iterable. From code, send POST /v1/emails/{emailId}/export with "provider": "iterable". Connect Iterable in the app first. Export is free. Pass dryRun: true to check the design and the connection without creating a template. A dry run doesn’t test whether Iterable accepts the template: only a real export does. The template takes the email’s title unless you pass templateName (up to 100 characters), and the response returns its templateId. If an export fails, the error says why:

Requirements

  • An Iterable account
  • A Server-side API key
  • Your API region (US or EU)

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