We get loads of interest from customers about how they can best connect their Campaign Monitor account with Salesforce. Today we're happy to announce another great Salesforce integration that offers loads of highly requested features, is free to try and if you have less than 500 contacts is free for life.
Built in collaboration with our friends at Beaufort 12 and available in AppExchange right now, this is a truly deep integration that brings a lot of the strengths of Campaign Monitor right into Salesforce.
Now you can access all your campaign reports, including Worldview without ever leaving Salesforce. This also includes comparing the results of multiple campaigns at once.
This is a great one. Automatically add or remove contacts and leads from a Campaign Monitor subscriber list based on custom criteria you set. This might be the amount they've spent with you, their location, where they are in your sales process, it's up to you. There is no limit on the amount of subscribers you can sync and it all happens seamlessly behind the scenes.
Drill down to a personal level and see your complete sending history with a subscriber without leaving Salesforce. This includes Campaign Monitor specific details like their location, their sharing history on Twitter and Facebook, and much more.
Take any field from a Lead or a Contact in Salesforce and map it directly to a custom field in Campaign M6onitor, making it very easy to personalize campaigns with Salesforce content.
From Salesforce you can use a list view or a report to add as many contacts as you want to your lists in Campaign Monitor.
On top of these handy features, Salesforce for Campaign Monitor also supports:
Salesforce for Campaign Monitor is available on AppExchange today and includes a 14 day free trial. If you sync less than 500 subscribers it's free of charge, after that prices start at just $8/month.
| Subscribers | Price (USD) |
| 0 to 500 | FREE |
| 501 to 2,500 | $8 |
| 2,501 to 5,000 | $15 |
| 5,001 to 10,000 | $25 |
| 10,001 to 15,000 | $40 |
| 15,001 to 25,000 | $65 |
| 25,001 to 50,000 | $100 |
| 50,000 | Get in touch |
12th October
Glad to see this is up here! How does this differ from the SF connector that SMB Apps makes? We currently use that one, but would consider switching if there were a significant difference.
12th October
OOh please tell us that this means we’re one step closer to being able to iframe pages of the app in our own systems? This seems to be what you’re doing with SalesForce?
12th October
So still not able to create a target list based on whatever criteria in SalesForce, and then associate to a campaign to send?
Confused
12th October
I’m with Andy on this one too.
12th October
Hey @Vincent - you can create target lists based on pretty much any criteria in Salesforce - the first step is to build up the campaign in Salesforce and then add those members to Campaign Monitor using the button “Add Members to Subscriber List” (the campaign members/contacts/leads are built using standard Salesforce reports). See: http://support.beaufort12.com/customer/portal/articles/740166-adding-campaign-members-related-list
The other option is to add via List Views (however this is a little limited in terms of the related records you can query on).
We’d be happy to give you a demo. Feel free to contact us (Beaufort 12) at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
12th October
@James, the nice spotting with the iframe support. It’s something we trialled with this integration and plan to offer to more customers on a case-by-case basis. There are a few little quirks and security issue we want to nail first, but as soon as that’s sorted well be sure to make an announcement here, as we have lots of customers doing some really nice integrations that this would be perfect for.
16th October
Again we’ve been looking at the SNB app recently and were just about to purchase it. Is there an option to buy this outright like the SNB app rather than pay monthly?
16th October
Hi Shelley, not at present, however we’ll certainly look into this at a later date and keep you updated. SNB Apps’ connector is also a solid choice :)
23rd October
Will your app then update Salesforce records with things like “unsubscribe” info?
23rd October
Hi Benjamin, I believe the subscriber’s ‘Status’ in Salesforce will reflect if the subscriber is active or unsubscribed. Is there more specific information you’re after?
23rd October
Hi Benjamin - thought I’d chime in here, @Ros is correct, the new Beaufort12 connector will be automatically update Salesforce with the latest status (e.g. Active, Unsubscribed, Deleted, Bounced etc).
12th November
Looks solid, but no support for Salesforce Group Edition?
22nd January
Is the app available for customers of agencies without Campaign Monitor branding?
22nd January
Ross - thank you :D
Chris - Honestly I’m not sure, so I’d recommend contacting the developer, Beaufort12 for details.
Michael - Not at present, however it’s one for us to look into at a later date. We’ll pass on your feedback and be sure to keep you updated if this is something we change :) Thanks for the suggestion!
29th January
2 Questions: Are there any major differences between Salesforce for Campaign Monitor and the SNB App Connector? I was also wondering if there is a maximum number of contacts that can be added from Salesforce to a Campaign Monitor campaign at one time?
5th February
If I add the same contact list of 500 twice (having modified one), will I be charged for 500 contacts or 1000 contacts? My contact lists change and I need to update them in CM before sending out each campaign.
7th February
Hi Michael, sorry about the late response here. To my knowledge, both connectors provide a slightly different experience, so it’s well worth trialling both and seeing which sits better with you. However, we did work closely with Beaufort12 on the ‘Salesforce for Campaign Monitor’ connector, so you may find that it’s a tighter integration, in terms of how Campaign Monitor displays from within Salesforce.
That aside, both connectors have different pricing schemes, so this may play a part in distinguishing between the two.
Rochelle - If the email addresses in each list are exactly the same (ie. you’re simply updating the custom fields), then you should only be charged for 500 contacts. We only charge for unique email addresses when on a PAYG plan.
Note that our monthly pricing plans are tiered according to the number of active subscribers across all lists, so that’s something to keep in mind :)