For revenue and marketing operations

Your CRM already knows when to send something

A deal closes. A meeting gets booked. A lead scans a badge. Every one of those is a timestamped event in Salesforce or HubSpot, and every one is a moment somebody currently handles by hand — or forgets. QuickBrand's API is live today, and we build the connection with you.

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Live REST API

Client API keys

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Swag is the last thing in your funnel nobody automates

Your sequences are automated. Your lead routing is automated. Your renewal alerts are automated. And then a rep wins a deal and sends a Slack message asking whether there are any of the good hoodies left, and someone in marketing goes and looks in a closet.

It isn't that the workflow is hard. It's that merchandise has never been connected to the system where the trigger lives, so it stays a favor someone does rather than a process that runs.

One pattern, many workflows

Every automation on this page reduces to the same four stages: an event in your system, a rule you define, an action in QuickBrand, and a recipient who self-serves. Once the connection exists, adding the fifth workflow costs a rule, not a project.

Opportunities for Automation

From the CRM

New Client Gifts

The deal moves to closed-won and a welcome gift goes out under the rep's name, without the rep doing anything.

Meeting booked or demo completed

A small, fast thank-you at the moment attention is highest, tied to the activity record rather than a rep's memory.

Target account sequences

ABM plays where a physical item lands between two digital touches, fired from the same list the campaign already uses.

Renewal and expansion milestones

A contract anniversary, a usage threshold, an expansion signal — recognized before the renewal conversation, not during it.

Stalled-deal re-engagement

No activity in a set window triggers a considered send instead of a fifth follow-up email.

Referral and advocacy rewards

A reference call, a review, an intro that converted — thanked automatically and consistently.

Three ways to connect

Most common

We build it

Tell us the trigger. We issue credentials and configure the connection through Zapier, Make or Power Automate, then test it against your CRM before it goes live.

Your team owns it

Build using our API

Call QuickBrand from Salesforce Flow, a HubSpot custom code action or your own middleware, using a client key we issue. Idempotent order creation, inventory checks before you send.

In development

Native and listed apps

Coming Soon: Official Zaps on Zapier and a Microsoft Team app, providing first-class connectivity between QuickBrand and a multitude of CRM, ERP, and marketing automation programs

Works with your revenue stack

Works with your revenue stack

Connected through our live API, using Zapier, Make, Power Automate or your own code: Salesforce · HubSpot · Microsoft Dynamics 365 · Pipedrive · Zoho CRM · Close · Marketo · Pardot · Klaviyo · Mailchimp · Outreach · Salesloft · Gong · Apollo · 6sense · Demandbase · Clay

If it has an API or can send a webhook, it can trigger QuickBrand.

Vertical Integration - Platform, Decoration, and Fulfillment in One Place

The integration is the easy half

Plenty of platforms can fire a webhook. Far fewer decorate, warehouse and ship the item themselves. Our embroidery, print and fulfillment are in our own building, which is what keeps a program consistent from the first automated send to the thousandth — and it's why we can tell you what's actually in stock rather than what a supplier said last week.

Common Questions

Questions revenue teams ask

Our integration team works directly with IT and procurement evaluators. Tell us what you need and we'll confirm exactly what's supported and how it connects.

Have technical questions? Let's talk.

Security questionnaires and integration documentation available on request

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Pick one trigger. Start there.

Closed-won gifting is usually the fastest thing to prove and the easiest to show a revenue team. Twenty minutes with someone who can answer technical questions on the call.