Constant Contact is an email marketing tool built for small businesses. You use it to grow a subscriber list and send campaigns and newsletters from ready-made templates.
The Constant Contact CRM integration shows every campaign a contact received on their page in OnePageCRM, so your sales team can see the marketing history before getting in touch.
Every Constant Contact campaign a contact received is listed on their Contact Page, with the date it went out and the subject line. Click a subject and Constant Contact opens that campaign's dashboard.
So before a call, your sales team can see what marketing already sent, without opening the other app to check.
Information spread across different apps makes it hard to keep your marketing and sales teams aligned.
OnePageCRM pulls in data from your other business apps and holds the rest itself, so one page carries previous calls, email threads, meeting notes, invoices, and more.
Email marketing works best when someone picks up the conversation afterwards.
Run your campaigns in Constant Contact, then set a follow-up in OnePageCRM for the people worth a personal call. It will remind you when that day comes, so a subscriber who showed interest still hears from you.
So the people making the calls can see what marketing already sent. Without it, campaign history lives in Constant Contact and the rest of the customer relationship lives in your CRM, and nobody has the full picture in one place.
The date each campaign was sent and its subject line, on the Contact Page of whoever received it. Automation emails show up the same way. Click a subject line to open that campaign in Constant Contact.
No. This one is about visibility rather than syncing: it brings campaign history into your CRM, and it does not push your CRM contacts out to Constant Contact.
Install Constant Contact under Apps and Integrations in OnePageCRM, then click Connect to Constant Contact and sign in to approve it. The setup guide covers every step.
