Sales and Marketing Systems Integrations
Break the silos between disparate systems, groups, and channels
Why System Integration
Due to the quick adoption of marketing automation systems, websites, communication apps, social media, CRM, and other market interfacing technologies, enterprises have ended up with numerous systems working in isolation and siloing data.
Integrating across channels, groups, and IT systems enables consistent customer experiences, leverages behavioral data, reduces the cost of campaigns while increasing performance, and empowers marketers with comprehensive analytics.
With over a decade of experience in integrating Sales, Marketing, and ERP systems internally, and social media and syndicated data and content sources externally, Transiris architects, connects, and automates systems and processes for success.
Our Expertise
Cross Channel Journeys
Communicate with customers on the channel they prefer and use at the moment. Campaigns with continuous journeys across channels keep engagement high, exude relevancy, and accelerate progress through the marketing pipeline. By reusing data, messages, content, and journey design across channels, you also reduce costs, enhance customer experience, and maintain brand consistency.Silo Breakdowns
Overcome organizational silos generated by independent development of marketing systems or company M&As to leverage data, create consistency, pool resources, ensure privacy rules compliance, and reduce license costs.Data Valorization
Before spending significant budgets to acquire, develop, and enrich data, integrate and pool your own customer and behavioral data from within the enterprise to maximize audience insights and reduce data acquisition costs.Our Toolkit
Partner with Transiris to connect your systems across groups, channels, regions, data sources, and social media
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Our Work
Discover highlights of our award-winning work:
Thermo Fisher Scientific – Privacy Management
See how we ensured privacy compliance, reduced customer fatigue, enhanced customer experiences, and increased opt-ins by 85% by integrating six divisional marketing systems.