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Great questions!
Conversational Forms use case examples can be things like:
All of these use cases could be triggered on every form submission, on form submissions where a lead submits a specific value on a field in the form, or, for Dynamic Chat Prime customers, based on Smart List or Static List membership.
Product Documentation will be up next week on the Conversational Forms.
Can you clarify what you mean on the TAM question?
When setting up the Dynamic Chat feature for scheduling a meeting, it appears that the Sales rep (the DC user with the connected calendar) will get a notification of the meeting...
- How does the prospect get notified of the scheduled event, beyond the date/time that is listed in the conversation window?
- Does a campaign need to be created to send an email to the prospect?
- Are there additional fields (information captures) that need to be collected in order to process the campaign?
- It almost appears the fields need to be collected before the actually scheduling so that the information is properly passed to the rep, is that correct?
- Do you need to create 2 separate dialogues that have similar streams to handle unknown vs known visitors? For example, when collecting email address, if known would like to confirm the email "on file" but if unknown need to collect the email address and name.
Hi @kpiland , Please find the responses below:
- How does the prospect get notified of the scheduled event, beyond the date/time that is listed in the conversation window?
>> Prospect will get an email along with a calendar event. This email contact can be configured in the Calendar settings page within Dynamic Chat
- Does a campaign need to be created to send an email to the prospect?
>> For meeting booking email? No
- Are there additional fields (information captures) that need to be collected in order to process the campaign?
>> For meeting booking only email is mandatory. Rest is up to what your business needs
- It almost appears the fields need to be collected before the actually scheduling so that the information is properly passed to the rep.
>> It's how we see many customers use it today. As soon as a visitor is interested in scheduling a call, visitors are asked few qualification questions before showing the meeting booking widget
- Do you need to create 2 separate dialogues that have similar streams to handle unknown vs known visitors? For example, when collecting email addresses, if known would like to confirm the email "on file" but if unknown need to collect the email address and name.
>> Generally we recommend that way so that you can personalize the conversation flow a lot. Irrespectively, if your goal is to get meeting booking you can create one dialogue targeting both and use the option to skip asking same information if already known.
Hi, How can we flag and pass key chat engagements to Sales?
Yes, in a couple ways:
Great questions!
Conversational Forms use case examples can be things like:
All of these use cases could be triggered on every form submission, on form submissions where a lead submits a specific value on a field in the form, or, for Dynamic Chat Prime customers, based on Smart List or Static List membership.
Product Documentation will be up next week on the Conversational Forms.
Can you clarify what you mean on the TAM question?
Hi Steven, following up on my questions above. Also, can you send the link to the conversational forms product docs?
@chelseadidio sorry for the delay!
For TAM, if you have Dynamic Chat Prime you can use Member of Named Account and People Member of Named Smart List filters in a Smart List for targeting follow up submissions on forms, but Account Smart Lists are not yet supported.
Currently our custom routing rules are based on lead attributes; if they have a product of interest on their lead record (meaning they are known) you can route on that. Otherwise, you would need to have different dialogues configured for different product pages; you can use the URL targeting for that. We're looking at ways to enhance custom routing rules and will take your use case into consideration!
Here is the documentation for the Forms https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/marketo/using/product-docs/demand-generation/dynamic-chat/au...
Thank you, super helpful!
Thank you!
I was meaning more how can you use Chat to further target accounts flagged within TAM?
Another question - for custom routing rules, it is critical for us to be able to route chats based on the page they enter from. I am not seeing URL params as an option to build a custom rule. Any recommendation? The use-case is that our sales reps are not geo or industry focused, they are broken down by our products and services. Is there a good best practice for how to build custom rules so that if someone entered on X product page they get routed to X agent that supports that area?