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Managing subscriptions can be tricky and yet subscription revenues are spiking to reach $6 billion by 2025. Because of this, businesses are focusing heavily on recurring billing models to drive their growth.
But It’s very easy to lose track of customer data, miss billing updates, or forget to follow up on renewals especially with a growing volume. But when you connect Recurly and Salesforce, everything gets much easier.
Recurly reports that it takes 1-8 days to recover transactions on payment declines.
When Recurly and Salesforce or any CRM are connected, they sync data automatically to orchestrate dunning management and follow ups by giving your team the latest data on subscription and billing.
With subscription data from Recurly inside Salesforce, you’ll have a complete view of your customers CSAT and billing lifecycle and get assistance from salesforce Einstein AI.
Clarity on subscription lifecycles and billing data like add-ons are a gold mine for CRM-enabled upsell and cross-sell strategies.
Managing customer subscriptions means handle updating B2B subscription statuses, sending follow-up reminders, creating invoices and a lot more repetitive tasks.
Once these routine tasks are automated, your team can focus more on important GTM activities and revenue operations that translate into tangible ROI.
23% of subscriber churn happens because of billing errors. Subscribers could switch plans or they might initiate cancellations – and all this has to reflect on the CRM with accurate, up-to-date billing data.
Properly integrating Salesforce and Recurly(if you use both) can reduce billing errors and even initiate automatic chargebacks on failures.
Getting Recurly and Salesforce to work together is pretty simple. Here’s how you can create a Recurly Salesforce Connector using Konnectify:
Open a free Konnectify account and browse the app marketplace.
Select the Recurly API integration from the app marketplace.
Map your subscription data from Recurly (like customer names and billing dates) to the correct fields in Salesforce.
Try making a test subscription and add advanced conditions for different subscription and payment flows in Recurly and see if the details show up in Salesforce so that you can automate subscription management.
After configuring the integration set up, hit “Activate” and integrate Recurly with your CRM easily.
Here are a few ways to save time in revenue operations using this integration:
Set up a workflow to remind your team when a subscription is about to renew.
Pass customer records into Salesforce automatically to reflect subscription details, churn data or upsell/cross sells in Recurly.
If an invoice isn’t paid on time, trigger the system to send an automated reminder to the customer and source due invoices.
Recurly Integrations are major time-saver for any business using it as their tool of choice to handle their recurring billings.
Here’s 3 places where they shine the most!
For B2B software businesses, a no-code drag and drop SaaS integration lets RevOps teams track renewals, automate billing, and view customer details in one place without being restricted to the constraints of Salesforce AppExchange
E-commerce businesses especially SMBs have been all about the subscriptions e-commerce model making a Subscription Billing-CRM integration like this crucial to manage subscription products and keep customer and billing data in sync.
Service-based businesses, especially ones operating on ITSM can handle recurring payments, send reminders, and keep their finances organized without opening up APIs and building custom integrations.
Not at all! The Recurly for Salesforce app makes it simple, even if you’re not a tech expert.
You can automate tasks like subscription renewals, billing updates, follow-ups, and syncing customer data.
Yes, you can try it for free to see how it works for your business.
Connect Recurly to Salesforce and many more apps so you can save time, reduce billing errors, and automate your payment processing and subscriber management across softwares.