Send ecommerce leads to Apollo
Turn a BootLeads search into Apollo contacts under a label you choose. Apollo removes duplicates, and the label gives you one group to review before adding it to a sequence.
What Apollo receives
Each store with an email becomes one Apollo contact under the label you enter. This is what each BootLeads field turns into.
Contact fields
- Business email Email
- Store name Company
- Store website Website
- Phone Direct phone
- The label you enter Label
Kept in BootLeads
- Platform
- HQ country
- Category
- First seen date
- Product count
- Total followers
- Meta ads, last 30 days
- WhatsApp number
From search to contact group in three steps
Apollo does not receive the search as a campaign. BootLeads creates contacts under your label, so you can review the group and add it to a sequence when your messaging is ready.
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Connect Apollo
Create an Apollo API key with Set as master key turned on, then add it in BootLeads.
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Build the list
Filter by platform, market, category, technology, catalog, ads and contact details, and add Has Email.
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Name the label
Open Export, choose Apollo, enter a label, check the count and create up to 5,000 contacts.
Turn on Set as master key
Create a key under Settings → Integrations → API Keys in Apollo and turn on Set as master key. Apollo only lets master keys create contacts, so BootLeads checks this before saving the connection.
Open integration settings Apollo API key guide (opens in a new tab)
After the push
Review the labeled contacts in Apollo before any outreach. The handoff is one way.
- Contacts are created, not enrolled. Add the label to a sequence when you are ready.
- A contact shows No Name when the store only lists a business inbox. BootLeads never guesses a name.
- Sequences, replies and analytics stay in Apollo, and nothing syncs back.
- Failed contacts are not counted as delivered and do not use your allowance.
Questions before you connect
Why does Apollo need a master API key?
Apollo only lets master keys create contacts. Turn on Set as master key when you create the key; BootLeads checks the permission before saving it.
Why do I enter a label instead of choosing a campaign?
The integration creates Apollo contacts but does not enroll them in a sequence. The label keeps the imported list together so you can review it and pick the sequence in Apollo.
What if a large Apollo push stops partway?
Apollo accepts contacts at its own pace, so a large push can stop before it finishes. Push again, or use Continue in your account's push history, to send the rest. Contacts already delivered are skipped and not charged again.
How many contacts can I create at once?
Up to 5,000 stores per push, counted against the same record allowance as CSV exports.
Which BootLeads plans include Apollo?
Connecting Apollo and creating contacts from a search needs an active Pro or Enterprise plan.
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About the data
Create your next ecommerce contact group in Apollo
Connect a master key, filter the stores that fit your market and review the labeled contacts before adding them to a sequence.