Technology Category
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Virtual Private Cloud
- Wearables - Virtual Reality Glasses, Headsets & Controllers
Applicable Industries
- Education
- Oil & Gas
Applicable Functions
- Sales & Marketing
Use Cases
- Leasing Finance Automation
- Material Handling Automation
Services
- System Integration
About The Customer
ScaleArc is an enterprise software provider that is pioneering an emerging software category, database load balancing software. This software dramatically improves uptime and performance of apps hitting a database. To reach a broad set of constituents, the company leverages a comprehensive range of outbound marketing programs, including events, PR, content syndication, and e-mail nurture and partner campaigns. The company has created significant interest and market traction, and these programs generate a large number of contacts and inbound leads every month. These marketing-generated leads typically need multiple “touches” to drive further awareness of ScaleArc and to become better educated on the context of and need for the company’s solution.
The Challenge
ScaleArc, an enterprise software provider, was facing a dual challenge of building brand recognition while pioneering a new software category, database load balancing software. The company was leveraging a comprehensive range of outbound marketing programs, including events, PR, content syndication, and e-mail nurture and partner campaigns. These programs generated a large number of contacts and inbound leads every month. However, these marketing-generated leads typically required multiple “touches” to drive further awareness of ScaleArc and to become better educated on the context of and need for the company’s solution. Given the need to drive education and awareness to build the sales funnel, ScaleArc wanted to augment the outreach beyond what their Business Development Reps (BDRs) could personally provide.
The Solution
ScaleArc’s Director of Demand Generation recommended Conversica’s AI-driven sales assistant technology as a way to scale the volume of leads the company could nurture. ScaleArc then reviewed the Conversica solution and developed a plan to integrate it with their Marketo marketing automation platform and Salesforce Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system. ScaleArc mapped how the Conversica solution would integrate with their marketing processes and workflow. The company leverages scoring to “rate” its leads, and the marketing team defined the scoring threshold at which leads would be contacted by their virtual sales assistant persona, Jessica. Their implementation process, which took approximately one month, also included rigorous “data hygiene” that ensured that leads had the correct status and lead owner to be fed into the Conversica system appropriately.
Operational Impact
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