If you are collecting registrations for your events and webinars on Salesforce, you can easily send the collected data into Goldcast via the integration. This is a huge time-saver because there’s no hassle of handling multiple data uploads and messy CSVs.
Most event attendees hate to share their information twice, especially when they have already taken out the time to fill a lead form while registering for the event. Goldcast’s integration with Salesforce ensures that registrants get a link in their email, and can enter Goldcast on a single click!
Transfer complete data such as name, company, title, Linkedin URL, etc., from your Salesforce registration form into Goldcast. This becomes the Goldcast user profile and enables attendees to discover each other, know more about each other, and network better amongst themselves. All of this without typing in a single word within Goldcast!
The data on Goldcast itself provides valuable insights from past events that can help you understand your registrants better.
Do you want to know what stage of the pipeline they represent, and with what potential? Do you want to know what percentage of the registrants are prospects vs attendees?
We got you covered!
The Goldcast-Salesforce integration lets you automatically send a treasure trove of event data back into Salesforce as lead information and custom activity. This data can be used for a variety of marketing and post-event sales follow-ups.
Here are some of the data points that Goldcast can send back to Salesforce from your event
This method works if you have a pre-existing functionality to fire a webhook on member status change in a salesforce campaign
Continue only if [Campaign ID from Step 1] [(Text) Exactly Matches] [Your Salesforce Campaign ID]
Click Continue. Review if the Zap would have continued, and if that was the expected result.
URL: http://backend.goldcast.io/core/user/registration/
Data field names
Wrap Requests in Array: No
File: leave it empty
Unflatten: No
Basic Auth: leave it empty
Headers: leave them empty
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