Heap + AB Split Testing + Help Scout integration
Use Autopilot to create journeys that use the Heap, AB Split Testing and Help Scout integrations.
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About the Heap integration
Heap allows you to aggregate, organize, and visualize all of your business data in one place. By streaming your Autopilot data to Heap you’ll instantly gain the visibility you need to make data-driven decisions across the entire customer journey. You can also easily add people to journeys in Autopilot when they perform an event that you’re tracking in Heap.
About the AB Split Testing integration
AB Split Testing is vital to optimizing your marketing. Running regular experiments helps you to maximize the impact of your marketing spend. For example, you might setup an AB Split Test to see which email subject line leads to the best open or click rate. Or you might setup a test to see which Facebook Ad leads to the most conversions. Ongoing success in marketing comes down to making AB Split Testing part of every customer journey. Autopilot makes that easy.
About the Help Scout integration
Help Scout makes excellent customer service achievable for companies of all sizes. The Autopilot and Help Scout integration allows you to display customer information directly in Help Scout. Shapes allow you to create new tickets in journeys and trigger new journeys when conversations are tagged.
Create your own marketing automation journey
Using Triggers, Actions and Conditions included in the Heap integration, AB Split Testing integration and the Help Scout integration.
Journey Triggers
Heap Event
Add a contact to a journey when they perform a Heap event.
Help Scout Tag
Trigger when a new tag is added to a Help Scout conversation.
Help Scout Satisfaction Rating
Triggers when a conversation has a satisfaction rating.
Help Scout Create Conversation
Creates a new Help Scout conversation.
Journey Actions
AB Split
Randomly split contacts into two groups.
