Connect HeroBot integrations
Cultivate your audience relationships across social and chat channels by connecting HeroBot to Make. Linking this GPT-4 chatbot tool to over 3,000 integration apps lets you trigger instant customer replies, export contact info to your CRM, and sync messaging histories. Get started for free today to run your first conversational campaign.
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Connect HeroBot to Your Favorite Apps with Make Automation
Integrate HeroBot with Make to automate your daily tasks. Send customer leads directly to your CRM, alert your team on Slack, and update Google Sheets without needing any developer resources.
Sync customer leads directly to your CRM
Automatically send contact information and chat details captured by HeroBot straight to your favorite CRM without manual data entry.
Streamline your marketing campaigns
Instantly trigger tailored email or SMS follow-ups in your marketing tools based on user interactions within HeroBot.
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Get instant alerts for human intervention
Automatically notify your team via Slack or email the moment a customer conversation in HeroBot requires a human touch.
Centralize your customer feedback
Effortlessly export chatbot survey results and interaction logs to Google Sheets or databases for easy team analysis.
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What is mapping?
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