Recurly + AB Split Testing + Autopilot API integration
Use Autopilot to create journeys that use the Recurly, AB Split Testing and Autopilot API integrations.
Marketing Automation ideas to integrate Recurly, AB Split Testing and Autopilot API.
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About the Recurly integration
Our Recurly integration syncs all of your customer data and invoices allowing you deep insights into your SaaS metrics. We automatically create dashboards which help you gain actionable insights into your customer base. Most importantly, Autopilot lets you take ACTION on this data through email marketing campaigns and playbooks which help you grow your audience and make more money.
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 Autopilot API integration
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 the Recurly integration, AB Split Testing integration and the Autopilot API integration.
Journey Triggers
Recurly Subscription
Add a contact to a journey when their Recurly subscription status meets your criteria.
API Trigger
Add a contact to a journey using a custom API call.
Journey Actions
AB Split
Randomly split contacts into two groups.
