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Contacts + Accounts. Logs to Salesforce Task.
Connect your CRM, email, documents, and business apps. Give SalesHive AI the accounts and permissions it needs, with native CRM sync for your outreach records.
Search the supported connections. Available actions depend on the app, your account, and your SalesHive access.
341 of 341 apps in the connector catalog
Contacts, tags, deals, pipelines and notes.
Appointments, appointment types, calendars, open times and clients.
Contacts, companies, deals, notes and tasks.
Calls, call transcripts and summaries, contacts and users.
Bases, tables and records.
Surveys, response details and survey title updates.
Users and their status, inbox availability, contact lookup and saving, texts and click-to-call.
Costs, servers, storage, functions, databases, DNS and more. With changes on, agents can deploy functions, upload files, update DNS, clear caches, start and stop servers and run commands.
Sequences, contacts, people search, lead lists, calls and tasks.
Event trends, active users, funnels, retention and user activity from Amplitude.
Claude models, message batches, token counts and text generation.
Web scrapers and automations (Actors), their runs and scraped data, and the Apify Store. With changes on, agents can start a run.
People and company search, sequences and enrichment.
Projects, tasks and comments.
Candidates, applications, jobs, interview stages and notes.
Transcripts of calls and recordings with speakers, paragraphs and word search. With changes on, agents can transcribe a recording from a link.
Records, lists, notes and tasks in your Attio CRM.
Text conversations (tickets), messages, contacts, tags and users in an Avochato inbox.
Recorded meetings and calls, transcripts, AI notes and insights.
Posts, post history, analytics, comments and reviews across your linked social accounts, and drafting or scheduling posts for approval.
Employees, the company directory and time off.
Text message history, calls, call recordings and transcriptions, and phone numbers; sends a text to one person.
Subscription metrics (MRR, ARR, churn, LTV), customers, subscriptions and charges.
Read tables and fields, search rows, and create or update one row at a time in Baserow Cloud.
Catalog listings describe supported connections, not every action an app offers. Sign-in, API keys, app subscriptions, and administrator approval may be needed. Your project shows the tools available to your connected account.
Have a workflow in mind? Talk through your setupReading and making changes are controlled separately for each connection.
Prepare a sales-call brief, draft content, or review a business report using the tools available to the project.
Use a schedule or supported app event to start a fresh project run. Not every app has event triggers.
Map the records and activities your team needs in its existing CRM.
Contacts + Accounts. Logs to Salesforce Task.
Contacts. Logs to HubSpot Call.
Persons + Organizations. Logs to Pipedrive Activity.
Contacts + Accounts. Logs to Zoho Calls.
Connect, review the field and activity mappings, then monitor sync health and individual record history.
Authorize your CRM over OAuth in a few clicks. No API keys to paste, no admin tickets.
Pick HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, or Zoho CRM and sign in through the standard OAuth flow. Once you authorize, SalesHive runs live field discovery and reads your real schema, including custom fields and picklists, so the mapping step works against your actual instance, not a generic template.
Match SalesHive fields to your CRM fields, with AI-assisted auto-mapping doing the first pass.
Auto-mapping proposes a sensible match for every field based on names and types, then you confirm or adjust. Contacts and accounts map separately where your CRM supports both objects, and picklist value maps line up your dropdown values on each side so a status never lands in the wrong bucket.
Decide how call outcomes become CRM activity records, one rule per disposition.
Each call outcome routes to the right native activity object: a Salesforce Task, a HubSpot Call, a Pipedrive Activity, or a Zoho Calls record. Reps keep dialing while every connect, voicemail, and meeting-set lands on the contact timeline in your CRM automatically.
Turn on two-way sync and watch records flow, with a health dashboard tracking every one.
Sync runs both directions so updates in SalesHive and in your CRM stay in step. The sync health dashboard shows per-record history, explains in plain language how to fix anything that did not sync, and lets you retry a record without redoing the whole connection.
Yes. Connectors let project agents use supported tools in apps for sales, marketing, documents, finance, and operations. You connect your own account and choose whether agents can make changes. Available actions depend on the app, account permissions, and your SalesHive access.
Supported app events can start a Scheduled Project, such as a new contact in HubSpot. You give the project instructions and select the event. You can also schedule recurring work and review the chat for each run. Not every connector has event triggers.
SalesHive has native, two-way integrations with HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, and Zoho CRM. Each connects over OAuth and runs live field discovery, so the integration reads your real schema, including custom fields and picklists, instead of assuming a generic layout. You map SalesHive to the CRM you already run, exactly the way you want it.
It is two-way. Updates flow from SalesHive into your CRM and from your CRM back into SalesHive, so both systems stay in step rather than drifting apart. You connect once over OAuth, map fields and activities the way you want, and the records keep themselves aligned in both directions.
You match SalesHive fields to your CRM fields with AI-assisted auto-mapping that proposes a first pass you can confirm or adjust. Picklist value maps line up your dropdown values on both sides, and where your CRM supports separate contact and account objects you map each one independently. That keeps statuses, owners, and custom fields landing in the right place.
Activity mapping turns each call outcome into the right native activity record in your CRM: a Salesforce Task, a HubSpot Call, a Pipedrive Activity, or a Zoho Calls record. Reps keep dialing in the SalesHive Power Dialer while every connect, voicemail, and meeting-set logs to the contact timeline automatically, with no copy-paste.
It follows each CRM’s own model. Salesforce and Zoho CRM use Contacts and Accounts, Pipedrive uses Persons and Organizations, and HubSpot uses Contacts. Mapping respects those object models so people and companies sync to the correct objects on each side, rather than being forced into one shape.
The sync health dashboard shows per-record history so you can see exactly what happened to each record. When something does not sync, it gives a plain-language "how to fix" explanation and a retry button, so you can resolve the specific record without tearing down and rebuilding the whole connection.
Yes. SalesHive is a full CRM in its own right, with pipeline, dialer, inbox, B2B data, and reporting in one platform, so many teams migrate completely and retire the separate CRM bill. The integrations exist for teams that want to keep HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, or Zoho CRM as the system of record while SalesHive runs the outbound. Both paths are supported, and starting with sync and migrating later is a common route.