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Working with Clerk.io
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Using Clerk.io on Other / Custom Platforms
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Using Clerk.io on Shopify
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Using Clerk.io on Magento 1
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Using Clerk.io on Magento 2
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Using Clerk.io on WooCommerce
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Using Clerk.io on Prestashop
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Using Clerk.io on BigCommerce
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Using Clerk.io on Shoporama
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Using Clerk.io on Shopware 6
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Using Clerk.io on DanDomain
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Using Clerk.io on Lightspeed
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Using Clerk.io on SmartWeb / HostedShop
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Using Clerk.io on DynamicWeb
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Using Clerk.io with Any Email Client
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Using Clerk.io with Copernica
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Using Clerk.io with Autopilot
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Using Clerk.io with Active Campaign
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Using Clerk.io with Marketing Platform
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Using Clerk.io with MailChimp
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Using Clerk.io with MailUp
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Using Clerk.io with Apsis
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Using Clerk.io with UbiVox
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Using Clerk.io with CleverReach
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Using Clerk.io with Google Ads
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Using Clerk.io with Act-On
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Audience Integrations with Facebook
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Using Clerk.io with DotDigital
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Using Clerk.io with Klaviyo
Handling Require.js in Custom Platform Setups (only for Clerk JS1 users)
Make sure that Clerk.js can be loaded when using Require.js
This guide only applies when using Clerk JS1.
In some setups, Require.js stops Clerk.js from loading, which means that no sliders or search results will be shown.
When this happens, the following error will be shown in your console:
Uncaught ReferenceError: Clerk is not defined
There are two ways to handle Require.js. Both approaches requires you to make changes to the tracking-script, that you have inserted in the bottom of all pages.
Include "clerk" in Require.js
The best approach is trying to get Require.js to recognize Clerk.io.
You can do this by inserting require(['clerk'], function() {}); in the bottom of the tracking script:

Ignoring Require.js
If the above solution doesn't work, its possible to ignore Require.js.
You can do this by inserting window.__clerk_ignore_requirejs = true;
in the top of the tracking script:

After using one of these approaches, Require.js will now be compatible with Clerk.io.