Custom object and field mapping
Cadence outcomes, call dispositions, and reply data mapped to the specific custom objects and fields your Salesforce setup actually uses, not just the standard activity log.
Salesloft connects to Salesforce natively: calls, emails, and cadence activity log back to the lead, contact, or opportunity record, and a handful of standard fields sync in both directions out of the box. That native sync is real and it works. It's also built for the general case, not your sales process specifically. We build the custom field mapping, object logic, and triggers that make Salesloft and Salesforce actually reflect how your team sells.
Out of the box, Salesloft logs activity against the record in Salesforce: an email sent, a call logged with notes, a cadence step completed. It maps a handful of standard fields both ways so reps aren't duplicating basic data entry.
It stops being enough the moment your sales process needs something specific: a custom object that doesn't exist in Salesloft's default mapping, a field only your team uses to route leads, a cadence outcome that should update a pipeline status your Salesforce admin built for your process, not a generic one.
At that point, someone's either living with the gap, a rep manually updating the field the sync doesn't touch, or your Salesforce admin is maintaining a pile of workflow rules trying to patch around it. Both work until the day they quietly don't.
Cadence outcomes, call dispositions, and reply data mapped to the specific custom objects and fields your Salesforce setup actually uses, not just the standard activity log.
A lead hits a status, a score threshold, or a territory assignment in Salesforce, and gets enrolled in the right Salesloft cadence automatically, instead of a rep remembering to add them.
One Salesforce report or dashboard that shows cadence activity next to actual opportunity stage and closed revenue, so sales leadership can see whether a cadence worked without toggling between two tools.
A deal gets marked closed-lost in Salesforce, and the prospect is automatically pulled out of any active Salesloft cadence, instead of continuing to get emails from a rep who has no idea the deal is dead.
Tell us where the native sync falls short for your process, a field it doesn't touch, a status it doesn't understand, a report your VP keeps asking for that doesn't exist yet. We'll scope exactly what it takes to close it. And if the gap costing you time isn't between these two tools, that's fine too, we automate whatever's manual in your business.
Let's talk →Yes. It logs cadence and call activity to Salesforce records and syncs a set of standard fields both ways without custom work. It's a real, working integration, just built for the general case.
Not out of the box in most setups. The native integration is built around standard objects and fields. Syncing custom objects is the kind of thing that needs purpose-built integration work, which is what we do.
For the native, out-of-the-box connection, usually just an admin with API access enabled on both sides. For anything beyond standard field mapping, custom objects, triggered enrollment, cross-tool reporting, that is where a dedicated integration project comes in.
The native integration itself does not carry a separate fee beyond your existing Salesloft and Salesforce licenses. Custom integration work, the kind that goes beyond the standard sync, gets scoped based on what you actually need built.