Connect PHP to Bento
Connect PHP to Bento
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Everything you need to ship fast
Framework‑agnostic
pure PHP
Events & purchases
simple APIs
Queues compatible
reliable delivery
One platform
newsletters + transactional
Your PHP app is already tracking users. Now turn that data into revenue.
Every signup, purchase, and interaction can trigger personalized campaigns that keep customers engaged and drive repeat business. The Bento PHP SDK makes it happen with simple, reliable integration.
to first automation
visual automation builder
higher customer lifetime value
Built for PHP developers who demand reliability
Composer Package Ready
Install via Composer, works with any PHP framework or vanilla PHP projects.
Real-time Event Capture
Stream events directly into Bento with simple PHP arrays and HTTP requests.
Framework Agnostic
Works with Laravel, Symfony, WordPress, CodeIgniter, or any PHP application.
PHP
Requires php 7.4+.
Everything you need for PHP email marketing and automation
Framework‑agnostic
pure PHP
Events & purchases
simple APIs
Queues compatible
reliable delivery
One platform
newsletters + transactional
composer require bentonow/bento-php-sdk
Get up and running with our official PHP SDK in seconds. Framework-agnostic with comprehensive documentation included.
Track custom events
Send custom events like user_signed_up, order_completed, page_viewed with PHP arrays and objects.
Bento SDK integrates with your PHP stack
Works beautifully with the frameworks and platforms you're already using in your PHP applications.
Perfect for any modern PHP application
Simple Event tracking
Easily add, update and remove subscribers
Batch operations simplify coding
Get started in 3 simple steps
Install
composer require bentonow/bento-php-sdkAdd the official SDK or connect the integration.
Configure
BENTO_API_KEY=... BENTO_SITE_UUID=...Add your keys and basic settings.
Send your first event
$client->track([
'event'=>'user_signed_up',
'email'=>'user@example.com'
]);Trigger a Flow and see it live.
Real ways teams use this
Welcome series
Start onboarding on account creation.
event: user_signed_up → welcomeDunning
Follow up on failed charges.
event: invoice.payment_failed → dunningPost‑purchase
Ask for reviews and how‑tos.
event: order_completed → seriesNewsletter
Send broadcasts to segments you define.
broadcast: newsletter → segment: engagedTired of your current email provider?
No hassle. No surprises. Just better email.
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Plugin development tracking
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which PHP versions?
Targets modern supported PHP versions; see docs for details.
Framework support?
Works with any framework—Laravel, Symfony, WordPress, etc.
Queues?
Use your queue worker (e.g., Horizon) for reliability.