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Ask for a review when a Salesforce deal closes

When a deal closes in Salesforce, PraisePipeline asks that contact for a review after the delay you choose. They leave it in about a minute, you approve what shows on your website, and every customer is offered a one-click path to Google.

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How it works

  1. 1

    A deal closes

    A Salesforce Flow sends PraisePipeline the contact when a deal closes.

  2. 2

    PraisePipeline asks, once

    After the delay you choose, the customer gets one friendly email, and isn’t asked again within 60 days.

  3. 3

    The review lands where it counts

    They review in about a minute. You approve what shows on your website, and every customer is offered a one-click path to Google.

Set it up in a few minutes

  1. 1Start your free trial, then in PraisePipeline open Integrations, click Connect on Salesforce, and copy your webhook URL.
  2. 2In Salesforce Setup, create a record-triggered Flow that runs when an opportunity is closed won, with an asynchronous path.
  3. 3On that path, add an HTTP Callout action that POSTs JSON to your PraisePipeline URL.
  4. 4Send the contact’s email as ContactEmail and their name as ContactName.

Good to know: Building the Flow uses Salesforce’s admin tools, so it’s best done by whoever manages your Salesforce org. Salesforce Outbound Messages aren’t supported: they send XML, and PraisePipeline expects JSON.

Full Salesforce setup guide

Questions about Salesforce and PraisePipeline

No request can go out for it. PraisePipeline counts these on your Integrations page and sends you a notification, so they don’t go unnoticed. For customers who never give an email, use your review QR code.

No. Each customer gets one email per sale, after the delay you choose, and isn’t asked again within 60 days, however often they come back.

One on Starter (from $29 a month) and during the free trial, and as many as you like on Growth and Scale.

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