Data Sync Contacts

Data Sync Contacts

Data Sync Contacts

The Data Sync Contacts section displays all contacts that have been imported into the platform from external systems — such as CRMs, email marketing tools, or other integrated platforms — via data sync.


🔄 What Are Data Sync Contacts?

These are contacts pulled into your system through a connected integration, not tracked directly via your pixel. Examples include:

  • Contacts from your CRM (e.g. Salesforce, HubSpot)

  • Subscribers from email platforms (e.g. Mailchimp, Klaviyo)

  • Leads from ad tools or CSV uploads


🧩 What’s Tracked for Each Contact?

Each synced contact typically includes:

  • Email / Phone number

  • External ID (if available)

  • Original platform (e.g. “HubSpot CRM”)

  • Date synced

  • Matched status (if matched to a pixel-tracked user)

  • Behavioral enrichment (if any actions were later detected via the pixel)


🔍 Why Use Data Sync Contacts?

  • Audience expansion:
    Combine external leads with behavior-tracked users to create powerful hybrid audiences.

  • Better targeting:
    Segment imported contacts based on source, attributes, or sync time.

  • Cross-platform insight:
    See how synced users behave on your website even if they weren’t originally tracked by the pixel.


🧠 Matching with Pixel Data

If a synced contact visits your site later and gets tracked by the pixel, they become a resolved and enriched contact — allowing you to:

  • See historical sync info + real-time behavior

  • Use them in lookalike audiences

  • Sync them back to ad platforms with complete profiles


✅ Use Cases

  • Import lead lists from HubSpot, Salesforce, or CSV.

  • Match marketing email subscribers with site behavior.

  • Enrich synced users with data from Smart Audiences or Lookalikes.

  • Filter by integration (e.g., “only contacts from Mailchimp synced this month”).


💡 Tips

  • Regularly review new synced contacts and match them to tracked visitors.

  • Combine with Smart Audiences for targeted outreach.

  • Use filters to identify contacts who haven’t yet visited the site (good retargeting candidates).


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