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# On marketing email event

> Run an automation when any supported marketing email event.

`brevo.onMarketingEmailEvent` watches marketing email webhooks. Use a narrower trigger when only one event matters.

## Example

```ts theme={null}
import { automation, log, t } from "automate.ax"
import { brevo } from "automate.ax/brevo"

export default automation("Handle Brevo marketing email event", () => {
  const event = brevo.onMarketingEmailEvent()
  log(t`Brevo ${event.family} / ${event.type}`)
})
```

## Options

`account?: string | IntegrationAccountReference<"brevo">` selects a static Brevo API-key binding and defaults to the project binding. Runtime signals cannot select the watched account.

## Trigger data

`family` is `marketingEmail`. `type` is one of `delivered | hardBounced | softBounced | markedAsSpam | opened | clicked | unsubscribed`. Every event includes `webhookId` and the complete provider callback in `event`. Depending on the family, optional normalized fields include message identity, email or phone, campaign identity, timestamps, status, reason, link, reply, list IDs, and credit usage.

Automate.ax manages authenticated, non-batched Brevo webhooks for the required channels and deduplicates exact callback retries. A callback also matches `brevo.onEvent` and its family trigger when those triggers are present.