Intercom + Custom Fields + Heap integration
Use Autopilot to create journeys that use the Intercom, Custom Fields and Heap integrations.
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About the Intercom integration
Combine the power of Intercom and Autopilot and create a seamless experience for your leads and users. You can add new Intercom leads and users to Autopilot automatically, trigger Autopilot journeys when someone is tagged in Intercom, add Autopilot contacts to Intercom, and tag leads or users in Intercom based on what occurs in an Autopilot journey, so you can take a follow-up action in Intercom.
About the Custom Fields integration
Capture the data about your leads and customers that’s important to you. Use it to trigger journeys and personalize messages.
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.
Create your own marketing automation journey
Using Triggers, Actions and Conditions included in the Intercom integration, Custom Fields integration and the Heap integration.
Journey Triggers
Add Intercom Tag
Tag an Intercom lead or user.
New Intercom User
Add any new Intercom user to a journey.
New Intercom Lead
Add any new Intercom lead to a journey.
Intercom Tag
Add an Intercom lead or user to a journey when they are tagged in Intercom.
Field Match
Add a contact to a journey when a particular field's value meets your criteria (e.g. contains a particular word).
Heap Event
Add a contact to a journey when they perform a Heap event.
Conditions
Check Field
Check if a field is a specific value, or meets some other criteria (e.g. contains a particular word).
Journey Actions
Update Field
Update a field to a specific value.
