Stripe + Autopilot API + Sendgrid integration
Use Autopilot to create journeys that use the Stripe, Autopilot API and Sendgrid integrations.
Marketing Automation ideas to integrate Stripe, Autopilot API and Sendgrid.
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About the Stripe integration
Stripe is the best way to accept payments online. Stripe aims to expand internet commerce by making it easy to process transactions and manage an online business. Autopilot's Stripe integration syncs all of your customer and invoice data and provides you deep insight into your data through built-in dashboards. Autopilot also allows you to use its email marketing tools to grow your business and make more money. Either use single-send email marketing campaign to key audiences, or use playbooks to nurture and grow your audience and make more money.
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.
About the Sendgrid integration
SendGrid is a proven, cloud-based customer communication platform that drives engagement and business growth. SendGrid is a leader in email deliverability but lacks email marketing software. Autopilot is an alternative to SendGrid which allows you to: - Send transactional emails - Send email marketing campaigns - Set up email marketing journeys and email workflows - Advanced email editing
Create your own marketing automation journey
Using Triggers, Actions and Conditions included in the Stripe integration, Autopilot API integration and the Sendgrid integration.
Journey Triggers
API Trigger
Add a contact to a journey using a custom API call.
Journey Actions
Send Sendgrid Transactional Email
Send a transactional email from Sendgrid.
