Constant Contact and Salesforce, read together
Constant Contact sends the campaigns and tracks opens, clicks and bounces by list. Salesforce holds the pipeline: leads, accounts, opportunities and the activity logged against each. The campaign report says a send performed well; the pipeline says nothing came of it. Both are true, because the two systems count different people and never compare notes.
Liaison reads Constant Contact and Salesforce together, matches the campaigns to the leads, accounts and opportunities, and tells you which campaigns produced deals, which contacts are engaged but unowned, and who unsubscribed while a rep was still calling.
Where Constant Contact and Salesforce disagree
- Contacts engaging with Constant Contact campaigns who have no owner or no open deal in Salesforce.
- Unsubscribes and bounces in Constant Contact that Salesforce still shows as live contacts in a sequence.
- Campaign attribution in Constant Contact that never reaches the deal in Salesforce, so the source is always "other".
- Lists in Constant Contact built from an export months ago, missing every contact added to Salesforce since.
- Deals won in Salesforce that still receive the prospecting campaign from Constant Contact.
Questions it answers across both
- “Which Constant Contact campaigns this quarter led to deals in Salesforce, and how much did they close?”
- “Who clicked in the last campaign and has no owner in Salesforce?”
- “Which contacts in active Salesforce sequences have unsubscribed in Constant Contact?”
- “Which customers are still on the prospect list?”
What Liaison does with Constant Contact and Salesforce
- Matches campaign engagement in Constant Contact to contacts and deals in Salesforce and lists the engaged-but-unowned contacts for the team.
- Flags contacts who unsubscribed or bounced in Constant Contact but are still active in Salesforce sequences.
- Drafts the list changes in Constant Contact, such as removing customers from prospect sends, for you to confirm.
- Writes the monthly campaign-to-pipeline summary: sends, engaged contacts, deals created, revenue closed.
What it reads and does in each
Liaison across Constant Contact and Salesforce, set up with you, for $629 a month.
- Connects to Constant Contact and Salesforce with access you grant and reads them as one record; nothing is replaced or re-entered.
- Does the routine work in your voice; each kind of work is approved once.
- Answers across both: what Constant Contact says, what Salesforce says, and where they disagree.
On Professional we connect your tools, bring your data in and set up the first rules with you. Anything that moves money waits for your yes.
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$629 a month, or $500 a month on a 12-month term. Prefer to start on your own? Starter is $149 a month, self-serve, with a free trial first: 7 days, no card.
Questions
Does Liaison send campaigns?
It can draft a campaign in your voice and, once you have approved that kind of send, schedule it. The first of each kind waits for your yes.
Will it edit Salesforce contacts?
It drafts the changes, such as a source or an owner, and waits for your confirmation. After the first approval it keeps that kind of field current.
Do I need a sync between Constant Contact and Salesforce?
Keep one if you have one. Liaison reads both after the sync and finds the contacts and attribution that still do not line up.
What does it cost?
Liaison starts at $149 a month. Professional is $629 a month and Team is $2,950 a month for up to five seats. Every plan works with the tools you connect.
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Professional is $629 a month and we set it up with you. Starter is $149 a month, self-serve, with the free trial first: 7 days, no card. Every plan is on the pricing page.