Pick your platform
Connect HubSpot
Import lists and due tasks. Calls land as call engagements and close open call tasks.
Connect Salesforce
Import reports and open call tasks. Calls land as completed Tasks and advance cadences.
Connect Outreach
Import due call tasks by sequence. Calls complete the task and move the sequence on.
Send calls to Gong
Upload real conversations for transcripts and scoring, and work Gong Engage call tasks.
How it works
Every CRM and sales engagement integration runs the same loop: import, dial, log back.1
Import who to call
Pick a list, report or sequence, or import everything due to you today as a call task.
Salesfinity copies those people into a contact list. It keeps the link to each original
record and fills fields from your field mapping.
2
Dial them
Dial the list with the parallel dialer. Boss Mode, enrichment, dispositions, notes and
recordings work the same whether a contact came from a CSV or a CRM.
3
Log the call back
When you log a call, Salesfinity writes it to the platform the contact came from. That is a
call engagement in HubSpot, a completed Task in Salesforce, or a call in Outreach. Open call
tasks on that record are closed for you.
Supported platforms
Platforms with their own guide on this site are in bold.
CRMs and sales engagement platforms take part in the import, dial, log-back loop. Data providers
and communication tools do not import contacts or log calls. They power list building,
enrichment, notifications and email.
Connect a platform
1
Open Integrations
Go to Settings › Connections › Integrations.
Each platform has a card with a Connect button. Filter by category or search by name.
2
Sign in and approve
HubSpot, Salesforce, Outreach and Gong use a sign-in screen from the platform itself. You
approve the permissions Salesfinity asks for, and each platform guide lists them. A few other
platforms ask you to paste an API key into the card instead.
3
Set up the integration
After you connect, the integration opens its settings. You will usually see these:
- Call task source: the user in the platform whose call tasks you import when you pick “all tasks” instead of a named list.
- Disposition mapping: which outcome in the platform each Salesfinity disposition becomes. Salesfinity can suggest a full mapping for you to adjust.
- Contact field mapping: which platform field fills each Salesfinity field, such as name, title, company, phone and email.
- Custom fields: extra fields to bring onto the contact, and for some platforms onto the account or deal.
4
Import a small list and check it
In the dialer, choose the platform as the list source, pick a list and import. Open a few
contacts before you dial. The first import is the real test of your field mapping.
A connection belongs to one Salesfinity user, and calls are logged as that user. That is why
each rep connects their own account. Gong and a few other team-level platforms are the
exceptions. They are connected once for the whole team.
Sharing an integration with the team
Admins and the team owner can turn on Share with team on an integration they connected. A team can share one integration per platform. What members get depends on the platform.Whose account are calls logged under?
Whose account are calls logged under?
A rep who connected their own account keeps using it for calls and only inherits the
mappings. A rep who never connected HubSpot, Apollo or Amplemarket imports and logs calls
through the owner’s connection.
Next steps
Connect HubSpot
Admin checklist, permissions and what lands on each contact.
Connect Salesforce
Nothing to install in your org. Each rep signs in as themselves.
How a call gets back to your CRM
What is written where, sync states and automatic retries.
Fix integration problems
Reconnect prompts, missing permissions, empty imports and failed syncs.