Stripe + Heap + Help Scout integration
Use Autopilot to create journeys that use the Stripe, Heap and Help Scout integrations.
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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 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 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 Stripe integration, Heap 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.
