Salesforce
Enrich feedback and insights with customer and company data from Salesforce
Enrich customers and companies through Salesforce
Connect Salesforce
in the Sources
page to enrich your customer and company data in Inari with contact and account data. This will pull in fields such as ARR, deal size, and stage for better AI context and prioritization in Inari.
You’ll need to connect your Salesforce account to Inari by pressing Connect
. Confirm the read permissions to allow Inari to read from the customer and account objects in Salesforce.
Mapping Account and Contact Fields
Once connected, it’s critical to correctly set the Map Account Values
and Map Contact Values
mappings appropriately. Inari will pull in all the contact and account data fields it has access to, choose the best possible option, then you can customize how you’d like to map Salesforce fields into Inari.
The main fields in Inari that need to be mapped to Salesforce:
- Name: customer and company names
- Description: context about the company and verticals they operate in
- Email: used to deduplicate customers
- Domain: used to deduplicate customers and companies
- Revenue Impact: pulling in CRM values like
ARR
orDeal Size
to better estimate importance of insights and issues in Inari - Type: pulling in CRM company statuses to determine whether they’re prospects, active, or churned
- Stage: pulling in CRM pipeline stages to determine whether they’re leads, qualified, won, lost
New Salesforce data will be synced hourly after connecting your workspace.
Revenue Impact
Revenue Impact
is tracked per company and can be pulled from multiple sources since it can exist in multiple places:
- If a CRM is connected, Inari will set
Revenue Impact
based on the CRM field that is mapped to it. - If a CRM is not connected,
Revenue Impact
can be manually set in theAccount
detail panel. - If no
Revenue Impact
is manually set, the metric is set based on the Account Persona attached to the account.
Deal Type
Deal Type
shows whether the company is an prospective, existing, or churned customer.
If a CRM is connected, Inari will use the deal type attached to the account instead based on which CRM field is mapped to it. If no CRM is connected, Deal Type
can be manually set in the Account
detail panel.
Deal Stage
Deal Stage
shows what sales pipeline stage the company is in based on its deal or opportunity.
If a CRM is connected, Inari will use the deal stage attached to the account instead based on which CRM field is mapped to it. If no CRM is connected, Deal Stage
can be manually set in the Account
detail panel.