Sendmatorv1.0.2

A sales operations team pulls new leads from their CRM and creates corresponding contacts in Sendmator, attaching external IDs, tags, and custom fields to preserve source data. They also update existing contacts when profile attributes change in the CRM.

A marketing team regularly lists Sendmator contacts with cursor pagination, filters for inactive or duplicate records, and updates tags or custom fields to keep segments accurate. They may delete obsolete contacts to maintain a high-quality audience.

A support agent uses the contact ID to fetch full Sendmator contact details during a ticket, then updates metadata to reflect the latest interaction or support status. This keeps support and marketing data aligned.

An event coordinator bulk-creates contacts for registrants in Sendmator, tagging them by event and session preferences. After the event, they update contacts with attendance status and clean up temporary records.

A data privacy officer receives GDPR/CCPA erasure requests and uses the delete_contact action to permanently remove Sendmator contacts by ID. They first verify the target with get_contact and obtain explicit approval before destructive deletion.

Sendmator offers tiered monthly subscriptions for access to contact storage, segmentation, and API integrations. Businesses pay based on contact count and feature limits.

Sendmator charges per API call or per active contact, allowing developers and agencies to integrate contact data programmatically without flat-rate seats. This model scales with automation volume.

Sendmator bundles the contact API with premium connectors, SSO, and compliance features (e.g., GDPR deletion workflows) for large organizations. Contracts include custom SLAs and dedicated support.