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Accounts and contacts are related to many other standard objects, which makes them some of the most important objects in Salesforce. Understanding how to use accounts and contacts is key to getting the most out of Salesforce.

Your contacts at Get Cloudy Consulting are Alan Johnson and Leung Chan. In Salesforce, you have a contact record for Alan, listing his employer (account), email address, and phone number. You have a second contact record for Leung, listing her employer (account), email address, and phone number.

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To follow along, create contacts for Alan and Leung in your Trailhead Playground. You should still have the Get Cloudy account open in your Trailhead Playground, but if not, click the Accounts tab, then click Get Cloudy.

By default, are contacts/leads from Salesforce synced into HubSpot as marketing contacts or non-marketing contacts? I wasn't able to find anything that specifically called it out within HubSpot's documentation.

@jolle looking at the portals I've helped, it's in your power. In Settings > Integrations > Marketing Contacts, you'll find "your connected apps." Here you can turn on or off the "turn on sync contacts as marketing contacts."

So I was wondering if we can automatically merge Duplicate Contacts or Accounts based of the Salesforce Duplicate and Matching rules? I tried a combination of duplicate and matching rule to identify the duplicate contact using the email and to prevent the creation of contact using a flow. My next Target is to create a flow that automatically merges contacts based on a given criteria automatically.

For most companies, the majority of leads do not turn into sales. (Studies suggest that only 10%-15% of leads turn into sales.) A larger percentage of contacts, because they are qualified, end up making a purchase.

Once a lead has been qualified, it needs to be converted within Salesforce. Leads can be converted into contacts (for individuals), accounts (for businesses), or opportunities (if a deal is likely). Contacts can then be linked to accounts and opportunities. Use the Convert Lead page to make the conversion.

When you want to turn random leads into qualified contacts, turn to the Salesforce experts at Rainmaker. We can help you manage the lead generation and qualification processes and increase your sales. We offer a wide variety of Salesforce Managed Services to help your company grow sales, improve customer service, and turn more leads into contacts, accounts, and opportunities.

On June 22, 2017, default inclusion lists were created for all Salesforce-integrated HubSpot accounts which did not have an inclusion list. The list is named Salesforce inclusion list (default), and includes all contacts, except those with a Lifecycle stage of Subscriber. HubSpot accounts created or integrated with Salesforce after June 22, 2017 will not have an inclusion list by default, and all contacts will sync to Salesforce.

HubSpot deduplicates Salesforce accounts (HubSpot companies) by associated contacts. Once this relationship is established, the HubSpot company will not sync to a different Salesforce account. For example, if the contacts associated with a HubSpot company are associated with a different HubSpot company, they will then be associated with the new HubSpot company's corresponding Salesforce account. It will not sync the original HubSpot company to the other company's corresponding Salesforce account.

Yes, it is possible to sync person accounts in Salesforce to HubSpot. Unlike business accounts, person accounts cannot have associated contacts in Salesforce. Instead, they use a specific record type ID to store both an account and contact on the same layout.

When a person account is created, Salesforce also creates a contact in the background. While the contact is not directly visible in Salesforce, HubSpot creates a unique company and contact record when person accounts are enabled (if Salesforce is set to create contacts in HubSpot and account sync is enabled). The name in the person account will sync to both the HubSpot contact name and the HubSpot company name, so it's expected that HubSpot companies will exist with person account names.

HubSpot cannot create person accounts in Salesforce when new contacts are created in HubSpot. If HubSpot is set to create new leads in Salesforce when new contacts are created in HubSpot, the new lead can be converted into a person account in Salesforce as long as it has no value for the Company field. Leads that have a value in the Company field are converted to business accounts.

In addition, at least one Salesforce contact in the account must be associated with the opportunity via contact roles. A Salesforce opportunity with an associated account but no associated contacts will have no impact on the lifecycle stage of HubSpot contacts.

In Salesforce, a lead is the default object that is created when you receive new contact information in your database. Leads can be imported, but they can also be created automatically through external marketing automation platforms, as well as by form submissions and other inputs. For example, if you integrate your Outlook email address with Salesforce, Salesforce may automatically import your email contacts to create leads.

There also needs to be a clear delineation between which targets your sales development representatives (SDRs) and your account executives (AEs) focus on. Your SDRs need to be working pre-sales contracts and potential prospects, whereas your AEs need to be creating deals with contacts that are already vetted.

Specifically, we recommend storing cleansed and vetted data sets at the accounts and contacts level to power account-based sales and marketing strategies. Then, we recommend using the lead process in Salesforce to manage every net knew conversion that enters the database.

Once you've imported the contacts into SF, you don't need to worry about anything else. When you sync the next time, the only way any contact info is changed in CTCT is if the Salesforce record has different information (like name, address, etc.), otherwise it won't affect contact engagement history or individual emails' reports.

The Salesforce External Contact Sync integration keeps your Genesys Cloud contacts, associations, notes, and relationships up to date by syncing changes from Salesforce to Genesys Cloud when they happen.

I have only very few knowledge of how Salesforce work but I suppose that if I retrieve all contacts where I am a team member or owner, I should retrieve all contacts I am able to see on Salesforce or am I missing something here?

The reason you are not able to see all records otherwise is as some might be shared with you via OWD or using role based sharing, manual sharing or apex sharing. If you are just looking for a list in csv or anything, the easiest thing you can do here is create a report to display all contacts and share it with this user. Login into Salesforce as this "00520000001IbXZAA0" user. Run the report and export into csv/excel.If you wish to do this in code, write a class using "with sharing" keyword and run the following query "Select Id, FirstName, LastName .... From Contact". This will return this user all the records she/he has access to.

Justin -

For more information on the expected behavior when contacts belong to multiple accounts in SFDC and the "allow users to belong to multiple organizations" feature is enabled, please see Using the multiple organizations feature in the Salesforce integration

While you're correct that updates to formula fields don't trigger sync events within the salesforce streaming API, they can be forced to do so using a workaround as documented here: How to initiate a sync from Salesforce based on a formula field update

Not sure how to work around this. We could just not sync email domain but given we have many accounts and they are constantly being created, the manual upkeep is near impossible. Most SF contacts will be synced in the Contact Sync but we have plenty occurrences of non-contacts reaching out via email under their company domain.

@... - We are going to use the formula field work around to strip subdomain from website, but that means we lose the ability to have multiple domains in a field as you suggested right? Pre-integration we would create and update organizations every time we added a new customer, and email domains need to be preserved (30k + orgs). This is information we don't capture in salesforce either. So just to confirm, there isn't a way in the integration to just ADD to the existing domain list in ZD, only over-write completely?

The sync doesn't check the matching criteria until the record attempts to sync, so if one was matching based on account name = org name, and there were two records whose names aligned, but had never synced, changing the account name might create a "seeming-duplicate" - really - it's an account that tried to sync, correctly found no match, and so created a new org.

To avoid this, I generally recommend doing a one-time batch sync of accounts as documented here: -us/articles/360041028094 to insure that all accounts have synced at least once. After an account has synced, subsequent name changes (or changes to the matching criterion, whatever it may be) are irrelevant, as the link/relationship between account & org has already been established.

As for merging - Zendesk doesn't have an analogous action to account-merging for organizations. When an account is merged, it is seen as an update to the account which is the "merge winner". This account would sync over to its corresponding organization, but the organization associated with the "merge source" (aka "merge loser" - the account that gets "removed" by the merge) would remain in zendesk and require manual cleanup. This is likely due to a limitation on the salesforce streaming API that merging accounts triggers an SFDC streaming API event only on the "winning" record, so there isn't a good way for Zendesk to know about the "losing" record to clean up the corresponding organization. ff782bc1db