Connect Poptin and Salesforce

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• Trigger
  New Contact

  Triggers when a new contact is added to your Poptin contact list.

• Trigger
  New Lead

  Triggers when a visitor submits a Poptin form, creating a new lead (conversion).

• Action
  Campaign Analytics

  See how your email campaigns performed overall in a date range (sends, opens, clicks, bounces) - the same metrics as a single campaign, rolled up.

• Action
  Create preference

  Add a new subscription preference topic (name and optional description) that contacts can be opted into. **423** if the account is locked for processing.

• Action
  Delete campaign

  Permanently delete a campaign you no longer need. Campaigns that are `sending` or `queued` cannot be deleted (**422**). Allowed while under review. Returns **204** with no body.

• Action
  Delete contact

  Permanently remove one contact by public id (`uid`). For many deletions, prefer **Bulk delete contacts (JSON)**. Returns **204** with no body. **423** if the account is locked for processing.

• Action
  Delete conversion

  Remove lead personal details from a conversion while the row may be kept for aggregate stats. Returns **204**. **423** if the account is locked for processing.

• Action
  Delete poptin

  Soft-delete a popup/form (recoverable by support for a limited time). A/B versions are reassigned as in the dashboard. Returns **204**. **423** if the account is locked for processing.

• Action
  Delete preference

  Remove a subscription preference topic you no longer offer. Contacts lose this preference association. **423** if the account is locked for processing.

• Action
  Delete property

  Remove a custom property you no longer need. Built-in/default properties cannot be deleted (**406**). **423** if the account is locked for processing.

• Action
  End campaign

  Mark a `paused` campaign as `completed` so it will not continue sending - use this to close out a send early. Ending an already `completed` campaign is a no-op (**200**). **422** for other statuses or when the campaign is under review.

• Action
  List campaigns

  Browse email campaigns on your account (with optional name/status filters) so you can find a campaign to inspect or control. Paginated (`per_page` default **10**, max **100**).

• Action
  List contacts

  Browse and search people on your contact list so you can sync a CRM, audit who is subscribed, or find a contact before updating them.

• Action
  List conversions

  Browse leads and actions captured from your popups/forms so you can sync them to another system or review recent activity.

• Action
  List poptins

  Browse your popups and forms with per-Poptin aggregate metrics so you can rank performers or find a Poptin to inspect.

• Action
  List preferences

  List subscription preference topics on your account so you can build a preference center or map topic ids when syncing contacts. Paginated (`per_page` default **50**, max **100**).

• Action
  List properties

  List the contact fields available on your account so you can map forms or syncs to the right keys. Paginated (`per_page` default **50**, max **100**).

• Action
  Pause campaign

  Temporarily stop a campaign that is currently `sending` or `queued` - for example while you fix content or list issues. Pausing an already `paused` campaign is a no-op (**200**). **422** for other statuses or when the campaign is under review.

• Action
  Pause poptin

  Turn off an active popup/form so it stops showing on your site. Pausing an already `inactive` poptin is a no-op (**200**). **422** for statuses that cannot be paused (for example `draft`).

• Action
  Poptin Analytics

  See account-wide popup and form results for a time period - visitors, views, conversions, growth, and rates - the same overview style numbers you would check in the dashboard.

• Action
  Refresh poptin stats

  Ask Poptin to recompute popup/form aggregate stats when the cached overview looks stale.

• Action
  Rename poptin

  Change the display name of a popup/form. Name must be 2–256 characters and unique on the account (**422** if taken).

• Action
  Resume campaign

  Continue a `paused` campaign, or retry one that entered an `error` state. Resuming an already `sending`, `queued`, or `scheduled` campaign is a no-op (**200**), except when under review (**422**). **422** for other statuses or when the campaign is under review.

• Action
  Resume poptin

  Turn an inactive popup/form back on. Resuming an already `active` poptin is a no-op (**200**). **422** for statuses that cannot be resumed (for example `draft`).

• Action
  Show bulk job status

  Poll a background bulk job until `status` is `done` or `failed`. Requires `object_id` and `object_name` from the **202** response of a queuing operation.

• Action
  Show campaign

  Get one campaign by public id (`uid`), including its delivery status and performance statistics (sends, opens, clicks, bounces, and rates). A/B campaigns also include `ab`, `ab_test_percentage`, and per-variant details (`type`, `has_body`, headers). During an active A/B test, top-level `subject` / `

• Action
  Show contact

  Get one contact by public id (`uid`), including field values, tags, preferences, and subscription status - useful before an update or to verify a sync.

• Action
  Show conversion

  Get one conversion by public id (`uid`) - for example to fetch full lead details after a webhook or list sync. Pass `include=extra_fields` to resolve submitted input fields.

• Action
  Show poptin

  Get one popup or form by public id (`uid`) with its aggregate metrics. A/B parents include nested versions; A/B versions include the parent’s identity and metrics.

• Action
  Show preference

  Get one preference topic by public id (`uid`). Pass `include=contacts_count` when you need how many contacts currently have this preference.

• Action
  Show property

  Get one contact property, including its type and options, so you can map forms or syncs to the right field.

• Action
  Update contact status

  Change only a contact’s subscription status (for example subscribe, unsubscribe, or mark as bounced) without rewriting their other fields.

• Action
  Update preference

  Update a preference topic without changing which contacts are opted in. **423** if the account is locked for processing.

• Trigger
  New object record

  Polling trigger: fires for each new record created in the specified SObject type. Polls SOQL ordered by CreatedDate descending.

• Trigger
  New or updated object record

  Polling trigger: fires for each record created or modified in the specified SObject type. Polls SOQL ordered by SystemModstamp descending.

• Action
  Create object record

  Creates a new record of the specified SObject type (standard or custom, e.g. Account, Contact, Lead, Opportunity, Case, or MyObject__c) with the supplied field values.

• Action
  Delete object record

  Deletes an existing SObject record by object type and record ID.

• Action
  Describe object

  Returns the full field and metadata description (describe) for an SObject type — useful for discovering available fields and their API names.

• Action
  Find most recent created or updated record

  Returns the single most recently created or last-modified record for the specified SObject type (ordered by SystemModstamp DESC, LIMIT 1).

• Action
  Find object records

  Finds matching records for an SObject type by a field/value equality match via SOQL. Returns Id and the requested fields for all matches.

• Action
  Get object record

  Retrieves a single SObject record by object type and record ID. Optionally restrict returned fields with a comma-separated 'fields' list.

• Action
  List objects

  Lists all available SObject types (standard and custom) on the org.

• Action
  SOQL query

  Executes a SOQL query against the org and returns matching records. Example: SELECT Id, Name FROM Account WHERE CreatedDate = TODAY.

• Action
  Update object record

  Updates an existing SObject record by object type and record ID with the supplied field values. Salesforce returns no body on success (HTTP 204).

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