nlincs/marketing-cloud-laravel

Salesforce Marketing Cloud integration for Laravel applications.

v0.1.3 2026-04-16 13:24 UTC

Requires

• php: ^8.1

Requires (Dev)

• laravel/framework: ^11.0 || ^12.0 || ^13.0
• phpunit/phpunit: ^11.0

MIT

• Luke Prendergast

README

A lightweight Laravel package for interacting with Salesforce Marketing Cloud.

• Handles authentication and token refresh internally
• Supports Data Extension upserts
• Supports subscribe / unsubscribe
• Works with email-only subscribers or models

Installation

composer require nlincs/marketing-cloud-laravel

Publish the config:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=marketingcloud-config

Configure .env:

MC_ORG_ID=
MC_CLIENT_ID=
MC_CLIENT_SECRET=
MC_LIST_ID=

Configuration

After publishing the config file, declare your Data Extensions in config/marketingcloud.php.

Example:

return [
    'org_id' => env('MC_ORG_ID'),
    'client_id' => env('MC_CLIENT_ID'),
    'client_secret' => env('MC_CLIENT_SECRET'),

    // Used for subscribe / unsubscribe (SOAP API)
    'list_id' => env('MC_LIST_ID'),

    // Data Extensions used for storing subscriber data
    'data_extensions' => [
        'newsletter' => [
            'key' => env('MC_NEWSLETTER_DE_KEY'),
            'primary_key' => 'Subscriber Key',
        ],
    ],
];

Basic Usage (Email-only Subscribers)

This package does not require a User model.
You can work with email-only subscribers using the Subscriber value object.

use Nlincs\MarketingCloudLaravel\Subscriber;
use Nlincs\MarketingCloudLaravel\MarketingCloudService;

$subscriber = Subscriber::fromEmail('[e-mail]');

$mc = app(MarketingCloudService::class);

// Store subscriber data
$mc->dataExtension('newsletter')->upsert($subscriber);

// Subscribe the user
$mc->subscribe($subscriber);

Data Extensions vs Subscriptions

• Data Extensions are used to store subscriber data (REST API).
• Subscribe / Unsubscribe actions are performed against a Marketing Cloud List (SOAP API).

These are configured separately and serve different purposes.

Testing

The package includes a built-in fake to allow testing without making HTTP requests to Marketing Cloud.

use Nlincs\MarketingCloudLaravel\Testing\MarketingCloudFake;
use Nlincs\MarketingCloudLaravel\Subscriber;

MarketingCloudFake::activate();

$subscriber = Subscriber::fromEmail('[e-mail]');

$mc->dataExtension('newsletter')->upsert($subscriber);
$mc->subscribe($subscriber);

// Assertions
MarketingCloudFake::assertUpserted('newsletter', $subscriber);
MarketingCloudFake::assertSubscribed($subscriber);