Creates a new sub-account under your corporate master account. Use this tool to: - Provision new sub-accounts for clients or departments - Set up separate email marketing environments - Create isolated account structures for different brands - Establish new organizational units with dedicated access - Scale your email marketing infrastructure Key information returned: - Created sub-account ID and details - Account configuration confirmation - Success status and setup information Parameters: - companyName: Unique company name for the sub-account - email: Primary email for account notifications and access - language: Interface language (default: "en") - timezone: Account timezone setting (optional) Account creation process: - Company name must be unique across entire Brevo system - Verification email sent to provided email address - Account created with default plan allocations - Access credentials provided for account setup - Initial configuration can be customized post-creation Examples: 1. Basic account: companyName="Client ABC Corp", email="admin@clientabc.com" 2. With language: companyName="Client France", email="admin@clientfr.com", language="fr" 3. Full configuration: companyName="East Division", email="east@company.com", language="en", timezone="America/New_York" Important considerations: - Company name must be globally unique in Brevo - Email address will receive account setup instructions - Account starts with default plan (upgrade with update_sub_account_plan) - Timezone affects reporting and scheduling features - Consider organizational naming conventions Post-creation tasks: - Update account plan and credit allocations - Configure user access and permissions - Set up account-specific settings and preferences - Organize account into appropriate groups - Provide access credentials to account users Related endpoints: - Use 'get_sub_account' to verify created account - Use 'update_sub_account_plan' to configure plan and credits - Use group management tools to organize accounts - Use user management tools to set up access Business use cases: - Client account provisioning for agencies - Department account setup for enterprises - Brand separation and management - Franchise partner account creation - Multi-tenant email marketing infrastructure

Permanently deletes a sub-account from your corporate master account. Use this tool to: - Remove sub-accounts that are no longer needed - Clean up organizational structure and reduce costs - Delete inactive or obsolete accounts - Maintain organized account hierarchy Key information returned: - Success confirmation message Parameters: - id: Unique identifier of the sub-account to delete Examples: 1. Delete account: id=12345 Important considerations: - This action is PERMANENT and IRREVERSIBLE - All account data, contacts, and campaigns will be lost - Account credits and allocations will be forfeited - User access and permissions will be terminated - Account history and analytics will be deleted Pre-deletion checklist: - Verify account is no longer needed or used - Export important data and contacts if needed - Check for active campaigns or automations - Notify account users of pending deletion - Remove account from any groups or organizational structures - Confirm with stakeholders and decision makers Data loss warning: - All contacts and contact lists will be permanently deleted - Email campaigns and templates will be lost - Analytics and reporting data will be removed - User accounts and access permissions will be terminated - Account configuration and settings will be deleted Related endpoints: - Use 'get_sub_account' to verify account before deletion - Use 'get_sub_accounts' to find sub-account IDs - Use data export tools to backup important information - Check group management tools to remove organizational references Business use cases: - Client account termination and cleanup - Organizational restructuring and simplification - Cost reduction and resource optimization - Account consolidation and migration - Compliance with data retention policies

Retrieves details of your Brevo account. Key use cases: - Get account information (email, name, company, address) - Check plan details (type, credits, expiration) - Get relay information (for transactional emails) - Check Marketing Automation status

Retrieves detailed information about a specific sub-account. Use this tool to: - Get complete sub-account configuration and details - Check account status and plan information - Review credit allocations and usage - Verify account settings and permissions - Access account creation and modification history Key information returned: - Complete account details (ID, company name, email) - Account status and operational information - Plan details and feature allocations - Credit balances and usage metrics - Account configuration and settings - Creation and modification timestamps Parameters: - id: Unique identifier of the sub-account Examples: 1. Get account details: id=12345 2. Check account status: id=67890 Account information includes: - Company name and contact information - Account status (active, suspended, etc.) - Plan type and feature allocations - Credit balances (email, SMS, WhatsApp) - User limits and permissions - Account creation and activity history Important considerations: - Sub-account ID must exist in your corporate account - Provides complete account information for management - Essential before making modifications or plan changes - Shows current account status and availability - Useful for billing and usage monitoring Related endpoints: - Use 'get_sub_accounts' to find sub-account IDs - Use 'update_sub_account_plan' to modify this account - Use 'delete_sub_account' to remove this account - Check group management tools for organizational structure Business use cases: - Account status verification and monitoring - Plan and credit allocation review - Usage tracking and billing management - Account configuration auditing - Customer account support and troubleshooting

Retrieves all sub-accounts associated with your corporate master account. Use this tool to: - Get an overview of all sub-accounts in your organization - Find sub-account IDs for management operations - Monitor sub-account creation and activity - Track organizational structure and hierarchy - Audit sub-account configurations for compliance Key information returned: - Sub-account details (ID, company name, email, status) - Account creation and configuration information - Plan details and credit allocations - Account status and activity metrics - Contact information and settings Parameters: - offset: Starting position for pagination - limit: Number of sub-accounts per page (max 100) Sub-account organization benefits: - Separate email marketing for different brands/clients - Isolated contact lists and campaign management - Individual billing and credit allocation - Controlled access and permission management - Scalable multi-tenant email marketing Examples: 1. Get first page: offset=0, limit=50 2. Get second page: offset=50, limit=50 3. Small batch: offset=0, limit=10 Important considerations: - Only available for corporate accounts with sub-account privileges - Sub-accounts enable multi-tenant email marketing - Essential for agencies and enterprise organizations - Use pagination for accounts with many sub-accounts - Provides foundation for organizational management Related endpoints: - Use 'get_sub_account' for detailed information about specific accounts - Use 'create_sub_account' to provision new accounts - Use 'update_sub_account_plan' to modify account allocations - Use group management tools to organize sub-accounts Business use cases: - Multi-client agency management - Brand separation and organization - Enterprise departmental email marketing - Franchise and partner account management - Scalable email marketing infrastructure

Updates the plan configuration, credits, and feature limits for a sub-account. Use this tool to: - Adjust credit allocations for different communication channels - Set or modify user limits and permissions - Configure feature access and limitations - Implement billing and usage controls - Scale account capabilities based on needs Key information returned: - Success confirmation - Updated plan configuration details Parameters: - id: Sub-account ID to update (required) - email_credits: Email sending credit allocation - sms_credits: SMS sending credit allocation - whatsapp_credits: WhatsApp messaging credit allocation - push_credits: Push notification credit allocation - external_feeds_credits: External feed usage credit allocation - users_limit: Maximum users allowed in the account - landing_pages_limit: Maximum landing pages allowed - sales_users_limit: Maximum sales/service users allowed Credit allocation options: - Specific number: Set exact credit limit - -1: Set unlimited credits for that channel - null/not provided: Keep current allocation unchanged Examples: 1. Basic email allocation: id=123, email_credits=10000 2. Multi-channel setup: id=123, email_credits=5000, sms_credits=1000.0, whatsapp_credits=500.0 3. Unlimited email: id=123, email_credits=-1 4. User limits: id=123, users_limit=5, sales_users_limit=2 5. Complete plan: id=123, email_credits=10000, users_limit=10, landing_pages_limit=5 Feature and credit types: - Email: Core email marketing functionality - SMS: Text message marketing campaigns - WhatsApp: WhatsApp business messaging - Push: Mobile push notifications - External Feeds: Dynamic content integration - Users: Team member access and collaboration - Landing Pages: Lead capture page creation - Sales Users: CRM and sales functionality access Important considerations: - Only provided parameters will be updated - Sub-account ID must exist in your corporate account - Credit changes take effect immediately - Consider account usage patterns when setting limits - Monitor credit consumption and adjust as needed Related endpoints: - Use 'get_sub_account' to check current plan configuration - Use 'get_sub_accounts' to find sub-account IDs - Monitor account usage through analytics tools - Use billing tools for cost management Business use cases: - Client plan customization and billing - Usage-based pricing implementation - Account scaling and resource management - Feature access control and permissions - Cost optimization and budget management

Creates a category attribute in Brevo with predefined values for dropdown selection. Use this tool to: - Create dropdown lists with fixed choices - Classify contacts into predefined groups - Manage contact statuses or categories - Set up selection fields for data consistency Key information returned: - Success confirmation - Created attribute details Parameters: - attributeName: Name in UPPERCASE (must be unique) - enumeration: List of predefined values (minimum 2 required) Enumeration Format: Each enumeration item must contain: - value: Unique numeric ID (integer) - label: Display text for the option - isDefault: Optional boolean (only one can be true) Examples: 1. Subscription type: attributeName="SUBSCRIPTION_TYPE", enumeration=[{"value": 1, "label": "Enterprise", "isDefault": True}, {"value": 2, "label": "Standard"}] 2. Contact status: attributeName="CONTACT_STATUS", enumeration=[{"value": 1, "label": "Active", "isDefault": True}, {"value": 2, "label": "Inactive"}, {"value": 3, "label": "Pending"}] 3. Industry type: attributeName="INDUSTRY", enumeration=[{"value": 1, "label": "Technology"}, {"value": 2, "label": "Finance"}, {"value": 3, "label": "Healthcare"}] Important considerations: - Attribute names must be in UPPERCASE - Must provide at least 2 enumeration values - Enumeration values must be unique integers - Only one enumeration value can be default - Labels should be descriptive and user-friendly - Use get_contact_attributes first to check existing attributes Related endpoints: - Use 'get_contact_attributes' to check existing attributes (REQUIRED) - Use 'create_contact_attribute_normal' for simple attributes - Use 'delete_contact_attribute' to remove attributes

Creates a normal (basic) contact attribute in Brevo. Use this tool to: - Create simple data fields for contacts - Add custom attributes for contact data - Set up fields for data collection and segmentation Key information returned: - Success confirmation - Created attribute details Parameters: - attributeName: Name in UPPERCASE (must be unique) - type: Data type for the attribute Attribute Types: - text: Text fields (company name, job title, notes) - date: Date fields (birthday, registration date) - format YYYY-MM-DD - number: Integer numbers (age, years of experience) - boolean: True/False values (is_active, has_subscription) - float: Decimal numbers (score, rating, revenue) Examples: 1. Text field: attributeName="COMPANY_NAME", type="text" 2. Date field: attributeName="BIRTH_DATE", type="date" 3. Number field: attributeName="AGE", type="number" 4. Boolean field: attributeName="HAS_NEWSLETTER", type="boolean" 5. Float field: attributeName="SCORE", type="float" Important considerations: - Attribute names must be in UPPERCASE - Names must be unique within your account - Choose appropriate type for your data - Use get_contact_attributes first to check existing attributes - No support for predefined options (use category attribute for dropdowns) Related endpoints: - Use 'get_contact_attributes' to check existing attributes (REQUIRED) - Use 'create_contact_attribute_category' for dropdown attributes - Use 'delete_contact_attribute' to remove attributes

Creates a new CRM attribute for companies or deals. Use this tool to: - Add custom fields to companies or deals - Create dropdown selections for data consistency - Set up user assignment fields - Add data validation and organization Key information returned: - Success confirmation - Created attribute details Parameters: - objectType: 'companies' for company attributes, 'deals' for deal attributes - label: Display name for the attribute (max 50 characters) - attributeType: Type of data the attribute will store - description: Optional description for clarity - optionsLabels: Required for select/multi-choice types Attribute Types: - text: Text/string values (company name, deal description) - user: User selection from your Brevo account (owner assignment) - number: Integer or decimal numbers (revenue, employees) - single-select: Dropdown with single selection (status, priority) - date: Date values in YYYY-MM-DD format (deadline, contract date) - boolean: True/false values (is_active, has_contract) - multi-choice: Multiple selections from a list (tags, categories) Examples: 1. Company text attribute: objectType="companies", label="Industry Sector", attributeType="text" 2. Deal priority: objectType="deals", label="Priority Level", attributeType="single-select", optionsLabels=["High", "Medium", "Low"] 3. Company size: objectType="companies", label="Company Size", attributeType="single-select", optionsLabels=["Startup", "SMB", "Enterprise"] 4. Deal owner: objectType="deals", label="Deal Owner", attributeType="user" Important considerations: - Use get_crm_attributes first to check existing attributes - optionsLabels required for 'single-select' and 'multi-choice' types - optionsLabels should not be provided for other types - Labels must be unique within the object type - User type allows assignment to Brevo account users Related endpoints: - Use 'get_crm_attributes' to check existing attributes (REQUIRED) - Use CRM creation/update tools to use the new attributes

Deletes a contact attribute from Brevo. Use this tool to: - Remove attributes that are no longer needed - Clean up unused or outdated attributes - Delete test attributes Key information returned: - Success confirmation message Parameters: - attributeName: Name of the attribute to delete (UPPERCASE) Examples: 1. Delete attribute: attributeName="OLD_ATTRIBUTE" Important considerations: - This action is permanent and cannot be undone - All contact data for this attribute will be permanently lost - Attribute must exist in your account - Cannot delete system attributes (EMAIL, FIRSTNAME, etc.) - Consider backing up data before deletion if needed Related endpoints: - Use 'get_contact_attributes' to verify attribute exists before deletion - Use 'create_contact_attribute_normal' or 'create_contact_attribute_category' to recreate if needed