Connect Clepher integrations
Engage your social media audience with custom conversational chatbots by connecting Clepher to Make. Linking your messaging channels to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly attach subscriber tags, update custom fields, and trigger interactive chat flows based on external database updates. Sign up today to instantly sync your social chats with your sales funnel.

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Unlock the Power of Clepher Integration and Automation with Make
Integrate Clepher with Make to automatically sync chatbot leads to your CRM, trigger instant Slack alerts, and connect customer actions directly to your favorite marketing tools.
Connect chatbot leads to your CRM
Automatically send contact information captured by Clepher directly to your favorite CRM or marketing tools in real-time.
Get instant alerts for live support
Notify your team on Slack or email the moment a user requests human assistance in your chatbot flows.
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Bridge Messenger with email and SMS
Trigger automated emails or text messages through other platforms whenever a user interacts with your Clepher chatbot.
Trigger chatbot flows from external events
Launch specific Clepher interactive messages automatically when a customer makes a purchase or signs up on your website.
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What is mapping?
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