Connecting the website to lifecycle campaigns already running.
A Salesforce Marketing Cloud integration connecting your website to lifecycle email and campaign infrastructure already running in SFMC, so website behaviour and lead data feed campaigns accurately.
Companies running SFMC at scale often have a website that was built separately from the marketing infrastructure, meaning behavioural data and lead capture do not reach the campaigns that depend on them, or reach them inconsistently.
Form and lead data integration with SFMC, behavioural tracking feeding campaign triggers where consent allows, consistency across markets where SFMC instances vary, and verification that data actually flows correctly.
We build and maintain the technical connection between the website and SFMC so the campaigns and journeys stay entirely in your marketing team’s hands — the platform they already operate, working through an integration built for them rather than around them.
The scope our Salesforce Marketing Cloud integration work has operated within.
The integration complexity differs by scale and market spread. A Salesforce Marketing Cloud integration starts there.
What comes up when connecting a website to SFMC.
No, we build and maintain the technical connection between your website and Salesforce Marketing Cloud – data extensions, triggered sends, and journey entry events. Your marketing team or agency designs and runs the campaigns and journeys inside SFMC itself. When a journey needs a new trigger event from the website, we implement that technical piece and hand the journey logic back to your team.
Yes, and for multi-market pharmaceutical groups it typically needs to. We build integration logic that routes each submission or event to the correct SFMC business unit based on region, brand, or language, rather than relying on one generic connection for every market. This matters most when business units have separate data extensions or subscriber lists that must stay distinct.
Tracking that feeds SFMC behavioural triggers only fires after the relevant consent category has been granted, using the same consent framework as the rest of the site. A visitor who declines tracking consent will not trigger a behavioural journey, though they can still complete direct actions like form submissions. See GDPR and consent for how we structure that consent foundation.
Conceptually, yes – both integrations connect your website’s forms and tracking to a marketing automation platform while leaving campaign design to your team. The specific mechanics differ: SFMC’s data extensions and journey builder work differently from HubSpot’s workflows and lists, so the technical connection is built separately for each. See HubSpot integration for the equivalent approach on that platform.
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Campaigns running in SFMC that the website is not feeding reliably. Tell us your setup and we will tell you how we would approach the Salesforce Marketing Cloud integration.