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Troubleshooting Ticket Tailor to Klaviyo profile mapping issues

  • June 15, 2026
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I am trying to get a list of issued tickets from a single order from Ticket Tailor to map to Klaviyo.  I have got the information being output to a Google Sheet in the correct format so I know the output is as expected, however, when I try to map this to Klaviyo is keeps coming back with Failed to create a profile in Klaviyo Invalid email address.

I have tried looping but that didn’t work either.  I really can’t see where the problem lies.  Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated.

 

 

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Best answer by boomerang65

So after much trial and error, the looping configuration simply wasn’t going to work.  The zap that updates the Google Sheet with the individual ticket information runs successfully based on one order with however many tickets are purchased.

I have set up a second zap to run triggered by update or end row in the associated Google Sheet and then send the data to Klaviyo.

Its a work round, but seems to get over the issue of the looping.  Thank you for everyone’s help and suggestions.

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Troy Tessalone
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  • June 15, 2026

Hi ​@boomerang65 

Based on the screenshot, it looks like there are multiple email addresses.

Each Klaviyo Profile has 1 email address.

Before the Klaviyo step, add this Zap action: Looping - Create Loop from Line Item

Map data into the Looping step, then out from the looping step to the Klaviyo step.

Help links for using Looping: https://zapier.com/apps/looping/integrations#help


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Hi ​@boomerang65, Has this been resolved yet?

If not, My first guess is that the issue isn't the loop but the email value being passed to Klaviyo. Even if the Sheet looks correct, there could be hidden spaces, empty values, or formatting issues causing Klaviyo to reject it.

I'd inspect the exact email value in the Klaviyo step's test data.

If you'd like another set of eyes on it, happy to help:
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  • June 15, 2026

Hi ​@Emmanuel olorunmuyiwa I did try filtering to remove whitespace on the email as that was my thought process to but that didn’t fix the issue either.

 


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  • June 15, 2026

Hi ​@boomerang65 

Based on the screenshot, it looks like there are multiple email addresses.

Each Klaviyo Profile has 1 email address.

Before the Klaviyo step, add this Zap action: Looping - Create Loop from Line Item

Map data into the Looping step, then out from the looping step to the Klaviyo step.

Help links for using Looping: https://zapier.com/apps/looping/integrations#help

Hi ​@Troy Tessalone I do have a looping step and it is mapped from the looping output but again still no joy,


Troy Tessalone
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  • Zapier Orchestrator & Solution Partner
  • June 15, 2026

@boomerang65 

For us to have true context, post screenshots showing how your Zap steps are outlined and configured in the CONFIGURE tab while in EDIT mode with the field mappings visible.

If you configured the Looping step correctly and the mapping to the Klaviyo step, then only 1 email would be sent to Klaviyo per loop iteration.


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Hi ​@boomerang65

Thanks for checking that.

At that point, I'd be curious to see the actual value being sent to Klaviyo and the exact error details, as it sounds like something more subtle than whitespace.

Rather than going back and forth in the thread, feel free to reach out on WhatsApp at +XXX XXX XXX XXXX if you'd like. I'm happy to take a quick look and see if we can pinpoint it together.

 

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Since Klaviyo is rejecting the email field, I would debug the exact value that reaches the Klaviyo step, not only the value that looks correct in Google Sheets.

 

I would check this in order:

1. In the Looping step output, confirm that each loop iteration contains exactly one email address, not a comma-separated/list value.

2. Add a Formatter -> Text -> Trim step after the loop, then map that trimmed output to Klaviyo.

3. Add a temporary Filter before Klaviyo: continue only if the loop email contains `@` and does not contain a comma, semicolon, or line break.

4. In the Klaviyo test data, inspect the mapped email field from the current loop iteration. If it still shows multiple emails, the Klaviyo step is mapped from the original Sheet line item instead of the Looping output.

5. If a ticket order can include attendees without email addresses, add a path/filter to skip blank email rows and log them separately.

 

No personal email addresses need to be posted publicly. A redacted screenshot showing the Looping output field name and the Klaviyo mapped field is enough.


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Hi ​@Emmanuel olorunmuyiwa I did try filtering to remove whitespace on the email as that was my thought process to but that didn’t fix the issue either.

 

Hi ​@boomerang65

Thanks for checking that.

At that point, I'd be curious to see the actual value being sent to Klaviyo and the exact error details, as it sounds like something more subtle than whitespace.

Rather than going back and forth in the thread, feel free to schedule a quick troubleshooting call here and I'll be happy to take a look with you:

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  • June 16, 2026

OK by way of an update.  The zap works with just a single ticket purchase so I know that configuration to Klaviyo is correct.  Its when its two or more, and looking out the output it doesn’t appear to be separate the looping iterations.  I feel I am close though.

 


SamB
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  • June 17, 2026

Hey ​@boomerang65 👋 

Looking at that screenshot, it seems like two sets of email addresses, first names, last names and phone numbers are being supplied. The Create or Update Profile action expects a single email address in the Email field, not multiple, which is likely why it's returning the invalid email address error. It could be that the preview version of the different loop fields have been selected rather than the single-value version. That may explain why there's multiple sets of emails and other contact details being sent to Klaviyo. 🤔

In the screenshot below, you can see an example of both versions of the fields that the Looping step would make available, one that contains a single value for the current loop and a preview version that shows all values at once:

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In the Klaviyo step, can you try selecting the single-value versions of the fields instead? That way, when you test the Zap and when it runs live, it will only try to pass a single set of values to Klaviyo at a time.

Let us know if that clears the error when you retest the Klaviyo action.


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  • June 17, 2026

Hi ​@SamB that only pulls in the first details not both.  I agree its the two emails list that Klaviyo is rejecting.


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  • June 17, 2026

So after much trial and error, the looping configuration simply wasn’t going to work.  The zap that updates the Google Sheet with the individual ticket information runs successfully based on one order with however many tickets are purchased.

I have set up a second zap to run triggered by update or end row in the associated Google Sheet and then send the data to Klaviyo.

Its a work round, but seems to get over the issue of the looping.  Thank you for everyone’s help and suggestions.


SamB
Community Manager
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  • June 18, 2026

Really glad you were able to get a workaround in place ​@boomerang65! 🙌 I'll mark your latest reply as the best answer since it solved things.

If you revisit the Looping approach in the future and need some more help, just let us know. 🙂