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Integrate Constant Contact with Intercom and automate the work that moves between them — no code required.

Create a custom workflow

Every automation starts with a trigger and an action. Select one from each app to generate a workflow tailored to your needs.

Constant Contact
Trigger: Watch Contact Activities
Intercom
Action: Select an action
1. Select a trigger

  • Triggers by new activities of a contact for specific events.

  • Triggers by contact create or update events. Optionally filters by contact status.

  • Triggers by new email bounces reports.

  • Triggers by new email campaigns.

  • Triggers by new email clicks reports.

  • Triggers by new email did not opens reports.

  • Triggers by new email forwards reports.

  • Triggers by new email opens reports.

  • Triggers by new email opt-outs reports.

  • Triggers by new email sends reports.

  • Triggers by new email unique opens reports.

2. Select an action

  • Assigns a conversation to an admin or team.

  • Attaches or detaches a company from a user.

  • Attaches or detaches a tag from a company.

  • Attaches or detaches a tag from a user.

  • Attaches or detaches a tag from a conversation.

  • Closes a conversation.

  • Creates a new contact (user or lead).

  • Create a conversation initiated by a user or lead.

  • Creates a note associated to a contact.

  • Creates a message for an in-app conversation or email conversation.

  • Creates or updates a company.

  • Creates or updates a data attribute for contacts or companies.

  • Creates or updates a tag.

  • Deletes a contact.

  • Deletes a tag.

  • Retrieves a company.

  • Retrieves a contact.

  • Retrieves a note associated to a contact.

  • Retrieves a conversation.

  • Retrieves a segment.

  • Retrieves an admin.

  • Retrieves the authenticated user.

  • Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.

  • Marks a conversation as read.

  • Merges a lead into a user.

  • Opens a snoozed or closed conversation.

  • Replies to a conversation with a message on behalf of a contact or admin or with a note for admins.

  • Sets an admin on "away" for the inbox.

  • Snoozes a conversation to reopen on a future date.

  • Submits a contact event.

  • Updates a contact.

  • Updates the custom attributes of a conversation.

Select a trigger and an action

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Triggers and actions

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Assign a Conversation
Assigns a conversation to an admin or team.
Action
Attach/Detach a Company to/from a Contact
Attaches or detaches a company from a user.
Action
Attach/Detach a Contact to/from a Conversation
Attaches or detaches a contact from a conversation.
Search
Attach/Detach a Tag to/from a Company
Attaches or detaches a tag from a company.
Action
Attach/Detach a Tag to/from a Contact
Attaches or detaches a tag from a user.
Action
Attach/Detach a Tag to/from a Conversation
Attaches or detaches a tag from a conversation.
Action
Close a Conversation
Closes a conversation.
Action
Create a Contact
Creates a new contact.
Action
Create a Contact
Creates a new contact (user or lead).
Action
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