Question 1

What is Autopilot used for?

Accepted Answer

Autopilot is a ecommerce automation tool that enables marketing and customer-focused teams to build better customer experiences.

Question 2

Is it hard to set up Autopilot?

Accepted Answer

Difficulty can vary based on your existing technology and the complexity of your processes. Many users choose to simplify implementation by sending data through secure ecommerce automation integration tools like  RudderStack.

Question 3

How much does it cost to integrate Autopilot with RudderStack?

Accepted Answer

Pricing for Autopilot can vary depending on your use case and data volume. RudderStack offers transparent, volume-based event pricing. See  RudderStack's pricing.

Question 4

What’s the difference between CRM and Marketing Automation Platform like Autopilot?

Accepted Answer

The key difference between CRM platforms and marketing automation platforms is the domain they target. A CRM platform is mainly focused on boosting sales, and managing all the interactions and prospective leads as well as customers of your company. On the other hand, a marketing automation platform such as Autopilot is focused on optimizing the marketing tasks of a business, mainly streamlining, automating, and measuring marketing tasks and workflows.

Question 5

Does Autopilot integrate with Zapier?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can integrate Zapier with Autopilot, and instantly connect Autopilot with over 2000 apps to automate your marketing workflow and boost your overall productivity. Some of these apps include Mailchimp, Shopify, Google Sheets, Pipedrive, and more.

Question 6

Who uses Autopilot?

Accepted Answer

Over 3500 companies use Autopilot currently. Some of the popular ones include Microsoft, Atlassian, Patreon, as well as many eCommerce and SaaS platforms.

Question 7

What are Autopilot Journeys?

Accepted Answer

In Autopilot, journeys refer to the path or the workflow that your contact or lead flows through. These journeys consist of triggers, actions, and conditions. Triggers depict the start of a customer or a lead’s product journey. Actions correspond to the actions of the customer, such as page viewed or email sent. Conditions check whether the contact meets specific criteria.

Autopilot Integration

Autopilot Integration

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