Customerly + Sendly Integration

When someone completes your Sendly, a new contact is automatically created in your Customerly. This way, you can quickly follow up with the form submission and turn them into a customer!

Plus, all of the information from the Sendly is automatically populated in the new contact, so you don't have to waste time manually entering data. Thus, having a Sendly - Customerly integration set up makes it easy to manage your customer relationships and grow your business.

As an online store owner, you're likely using Sendly to manage your sales. And if you're like most business owners, you also use a customer relationship management (CRM) tool to keep track of your customers' contact information.

But did you know that you can easily integrate Sendly with Customerly? This integration will allow you to automatically create a contact for each new order in Customerly.

Not only will this save you time, but it will also ensure that your customer data is always up-to-date.

If you're using Customerly to manage your sales leads, it's important to also use Sendly to manage your email marketing.

But adding contacts manually is a time-consuming process - which is why we recommend setting up this automation. When a new contact is created in Customerly, a corresponding contact will automatically be created in Sendly.

This will keep all of your lead data in one place, making it easier to send out marketing emails.

There are many reasons why someone might choose to use two different marketing tools. One common reason is - the ability to reach a wider audience.

For example, if one tool is better suited for reaching customers in a certain geographic region, while another is better for reaching customers of a certain age group, using both can help businesses reach their target market more effectively.

Integration of your new Customerly contact and Sendly contact can help make sure that your messages are coordinated and that you're taking full advantage of all your channels. It can also help reduce the amount of time you spend managing different tools and platforms.