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Description from extension meta
Click to text from any CRM or webpage.
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Description from store
Heymarket makes it simple to text any number directly from a website with just a click.
How the Chrome Extension Works
With this Chrome extension, a HEY icon will appear next to each phone number on web pages in your Chrome browser. Click the HEY icon to compose and send a text message to the number. The text message will come either from your existing, text-enabled business number or a new phone number that Heymarket can provide. The text message is recorded in Heymarket, where you can further manage the conversation. Requires a Heymarket subscription. Visit www.heymarket.com to get started!
Use Cases
Sales, Marketing and Customer Success teams use the Heymarket Chrome extension to easily text with customers. Open up your favorite CRM, like Salesforce or HubSpot, or ticketing system, like Zendesk, and text the numbers in your databases right where they appear in your browser.
Operations teams use Heymarket to communicate with employees and contractors. Just open up your contact list in ERP, Google Sheets or any other website on Chrome and text important messages and updates to the phone numbers on your screen.
About Heymarket
Heymarket gives you the power to communicate with customers on any messaging channel using a shared inbox. Heymarket is a business texting platform built with teams in mind so anyone can get up and running fast and securely integrate the tools you use every day to manage customer relationships.
Go to www.heymarket.com to sign up for a demo or a free trial! Or contact us at [email protected] or text us at 415-562-0500.
Latest reviews
- (2023-11-29) Joey Arteaga: This is pretty bad extension. It constantly needs refreshing to stay active and I have to keep it open onscreen to make sure it notifies me. I am not sure why we're using this, another separate app to text when we have Salesforce, and Outreach which both should have this functionality.