Survey Monkey + Trello + Help Scout integration
Use Autopilot to create journeys that use the Survey Monkey, Trello and Help Scout integrations.
Marketing Automation ideas to integrate Survey Monkey, Trello and Help Scout.
Showing 8 journey ideas for Survey Monkey, Trello and Help Scout
About the Survey Monkey integration
SurveyMonkey is the world's leading online survey platform, but it is complicated and expensive. Autopilot has the ability to create "Capture forms" which can act as surveys. You can then send those responses to yourself via Slack, SMS, and analyse the responses in ledger form, reports, and advanced graphs. Autopilot also allows you to have automated survey follow ups and segment your customers into audiences based on their survey response.
About the Trello integration
Trello is the easy, free, flexible, and visual way to manage your projects and organize anything, trusted by millions of people from all over the world. With Trello for Autopilot you can manage internal workflow for sales, marketing, customer success and support. For example, every time you win a new customer add them to the New Customer board so they can be followed up by your customer success team.
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 Survey Monkey integration, Trello integration and the Help Scout integration.
Journey Triggers
SurveyMonkey Survey Response
Triggers a contact into a journey when they respond to a SurveyMonkey survey.
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.
Journey Actions