Heap + Autopilot API Integration
Use Autopilot to automate and integrate Heap and Autopilot API.
Marketing Automation ideas to integrate Heap and Autopilot API
API Trigger to Remove from Google Ads Audience
API Trigger to Send Mixpanel Event
Heap Event to Update HubSpot Contact Field
Heap Event to Remove from Google Ads Audience
Heap Event to Update Field
API Trigger to Update Field
Heap Event to Send Delighted NPS Survey
API Trigger to Update HubSpot Contact Field
Heap Event to Send Mixpanel Event
Heap Event to Send Sendgrid Transactional Email
Heap Event to Unsubscribe from Mailchimp Audience
API Trigger to Update Salesforce Field
API Trigger to Send Sendgrid Transactional Email
Heap Event to Send Amplitude Event
Heap Event to Update Salesforce Field
API Trigger to Unsubscribe from Mailchimp Audience
API Trigger to Change Score
API Trigger to Send Delighted NPS Survey
API Trigger to Send Amplitude Event
Heap Event to Change Score
Showing 20 of 20 Marketing Automation ideas using Autopilot's Heap and Autopilot API integration.
About Heap
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 Autopilot API
The Autopilot REST API allows you to send contacts from Autopilot to your app, add contacts from your app into Autopilot, trigger Autopilot journeys from your app, keep unsubscribes in sync between Autopilot and your app, enhance contact profiles with custom fields and data from your app and get data from your app into and out of Salesforce using Autopilot's native integration.
Create your own marketing automation journey
Using Triggers, Actions and Conditions included in Heap integration.
Triggers
Heap Event
Add a contact to a journey when they perform a Heap event.
API Trigger
Add a contact to a journey using a custom API call.
