New SMS Integration with Journey Builder Allows Marketers to Engage with Consumers through Text Messaging
Avochato, the leading provider of advanced messaging software, has announced a new integration with Salesforce Marketing Cloud, giving marketers the ability to text consumers through Salesforce’s Journey Builder marketing automation platform.
“Brands have been searching for easy ways to engage with consumers over a single phone number across the entire customer lifecycle,” says Alex De Simone, CEO at Avochato. “We’re thrilled to announce that Avochato now powers SMS conversations seamlessly across the three main Salesforce Clouds– Marketing, Sales, and Service.”
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Avochato joined the Salesforce AppExchange partner marketplace in 2019 with the introduction of an advanced messaging integration for Sales and Service Cloud, helping sales and support organizations engage with customers and prospects directly from Salesforce Lightning components across Live Chat, SMS, and WhatsApp channels.
“For years, our company has used Avochato to communicate with our customers and stakeholders via text message,” states Mike Wilson, CFO at Twiddy & Company. “The Marketing Cloud integration adds significant capability for us. We can trigger text messages at scale, based on any Salesforce activity, as part of a multi-channel Marketing Cloud journey or as a standalone transactional text communication. When a customer responds to any of these texts, it immediately pops open in Service Cloud, on the customer’s account record. We can see all the interactions we’ve had with this customer and engage intelligently.”
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Now, the Avochato Salesforce Marketing Cloud integration completes the customer lifecycle loop, making it one of the few companies to streamline SMS conversations across all of the major Salesforce Clouds. The company also features integrations with Slack, Okta, Zapier, and Microsoft Azure.
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