Salesloft was designed to sync with Salesforce as a first-class CRM, not bolted on after the fact. That gives us a real object model to build against instead of a workaround.
Sales Engagement Shouldn't Live Outside Salesforce.
We Build It In.
Salesloft orchestrates every call, email, and meeting your reps run — Twopir wires it natively into Salesforce so cadence activity, lead status, and pipeline stay in one system of record.
The Real Cost Is Operational Friction.
A rep's day splits across a dialer, an inbox, a calendar, and Salesforce, none of which agree on what happened last. Every context switch is a chance for a follow-up to get missed.
Calls and emails get logged hours after they happen, if a rep remembers to log them manually. Managers end up coaching on stale information a full day behind reality.
A lead converts, an opportunity closes, a contact opts out — and the cadence keeps firing anyway. Reps end up cold-calling customers because the two systems never told each other.
Engagement metrics sit in Salesloft, pipeline sits in Salesforce, and nobody has both in one view. Every forecast call starts with someone exporting two reports and eyeballing a match.
A Zapier flow here, a scheduled CSV import there — patched together by whoever had time that quarter. It works until volume goes up, and then it breaks in ways nobody can trace.
Salesloft Is Built for Sales Engagement. We Build It Around Your Salesforce.
SDRs, AEs, full-cycle reps, account managers, and CS all work inside the same platform, which means one integration serves every stage of the customer lifecycle, not just top-of-funnel.
Calls, emails, and meetings log at the moment they happen, at the call and email level, not as a nightly batch. That granularity is what makes coaching and forecasting reliable.
Because the sync runs through standard Salesforce objects, we automate on top of it using Flow and Apex — no separate middleware layer for your admin team to maintain.
What Salesloft Puts Inside Your Salesforce Org.
Leads, contacts, and opportunities stay identical in both platforms, updated in near real time in either direction.
Core ModuleReps dial from the record and every call attaches automatically to the right contact and opportunity, no manual entry.
AutomationSalesloft cadences map to Salesforce campaigns, so campaign influence reporting reflects what reps actually did.
OrchestrationThe moment a lead converts, its cadence pauses or reassigns automatically, so no one keeps prospecting a customer.
Data IntegrityField-level and object-level rules decide what syncs, when, and under what conditions, tuned to your data model.
AutomationCall counts, email opens, and meeting-set dates roll up onto the records managers already work from daily.
ReportingBooked meetings write back to the opportunity timeline automatically, with no separate calendar reconciliation step.
SchedulingEngagement metrics and pipeline outcomes sit in a single Salesforce dashboard, built to your existing KPI set.
AnalyticsCadence assignment respects your existing Salesforce territory and routing rules instead of running a parallel logic.
GovernanceWe Don't Deploy Software. We Build Operating Infrastructure.
Mapping Your Lead, Contact, and Opportunity Model
We map your current lead, contact, and opportunity model, then audit existing Salesloft usage — cadences, mailboxes, and dialing setup — to find where the two systems already disagree.
Designing the Sync Rules Against Your Real Data
We design the object and field mappings, converted-lead handling, and sync rules against your actual data model, not a default template, so nothing breaks the first time volume spikes.
Building Cadence Mapping and Rollups in Salesforce
We build the cadence-to-campaign mapping, routing alignment, and activity rollups inside Salesforce using Flow and Apex, tested against real records before anyone touches production.
Rolling Out by Team and Tuning After Go-Live
We roll out by team, monitor sync error logs in the first weeks, and retrain managers on any reporting view that changed, so the org adopts it instead of routing around it.
The Outcomes Teams Actually Come Back For.
Where We See Salesloft Deliver Most.
We're Not a Vendor. We're an Architectural Partner.
We Map to Your Process, Not a Template
Field mappings and sync rules get built against how your team actually sells, not a generic Salesloft-Salesforce starter config.
Certified Across Both Platforms
Salesforce Partner and HubSpot Partner status means the integration is built by people certified on the systems it connects.
A 40-Person Delivery Team, Not a Bench of One
Our India-based team supports clients across the US, UK, UAE, Australia, and Canada, so time zone coverage doesn't slow the build down.
500+ Deployments of Pattern Recognition
We've already seen the sync edge case your data model is about to hit, and we design around it before it costs you a broken cadence.
We Stay Past Go-Live
Sync errors and adoption gaps show up in the first few weeks of real usage. We're still watching the logs when they do.
"Most Salesloft integrations fail quietly, in the sync rules nobody reviewed after the first data model change. We build the sync layer to survive the second reorg, not just the first rollout."
- 12+ Years Salesforce & HubSpot Delivery
- 500+ Clients Served
- Serving: US | Canada | UK | UAE | Australia | New Zealand
- Salesforce Partner
- HubSpot Partner
- AI Delivery
Questions Sales Leaders Ask Before We Start.
Does Salesloft replace Salesforce, or does it work alongside it? +
How long does a Salesloft-Salesforce integration take? +
What happens to leads that convert mid-cadence? +
Can we keep our existing dialer or email setup during the migration? +
Do you support multi-currency or multi-region sales organizations? +
What's included after go-live? +
Ready to Run Cadences on Salesforce Data You Can Trust?
Twopir maps your sync architecture, cadence automation, and reporting to how your team actually sells — then stays on to tune it after go-live.