Sync data from SQL Server to Salesforce
Connect your data from SQL Server to Salesforce with Hightouch. No APIs, no months-long implementations, and no CSV files. Just your data synced forever.
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Sync data from SQL Server to Salesforce
- Push lead info from your warehouse into Salesforce CRM to enable executives to go after the right accounts
- Push product data to enable account managers to know what actions are being taken in the app
- Reduce churn by syncing health scores and churn events to Salesforce CRM for account managers to track
What Salesforce objects can you sync to?
Account
Represents an individual account, which is an organization or person involved with your business (such as customers, competitors, and partners). Use the
accountobject to query and manage accounts in your org.Contact
Represents a contact, which is a person associated with an account. Use the
contactobject to manage to manage individual people who are associated with an account.Lead
Represents a prospect or lead. Use the
leadobject to manage leads in your org.Opportunity
Represents an opportunity, which is a sale or pending deal. Use the
opportunityobject to to manage information about a sale or pending deal.Campaign Member
Represents the association between a campaign and either a lead or a contact. Use the
campaignMemberobject to manage campaign members in your org.Task
Represents a business activity such as making a phone call. Use the
taskobject to manage to-do items for your org.Case
Represents a case, which is a customer issue or problem. Use the
caseobject to manage customer cases for your org.Asset
Represents an item of commercial value, such as a product sold by your company or a competitor, that a customer has purchased. Use the
assetobject to manage assets for your org.User
Represents a
userin the organization. Use this object to query information about users and to provision and modify users in your organization. Unlike other objects, the records in the User table represent actual users—not data owned by users.Custom Salesforce Objects
We support custom Salesforce objects to ensure our integration supports all your organization’s unique workstreams.
What methods can I use to model my SQL Server data?
dbt model selector
Sync directly with your dbt models saved in a git repository.
SQL editor
Create and Edit SQL from your browser. Hightouch supports SQL native to SQL Server.
Table selector
Select available tables and sheets from SQL Server and sync using existing views without having to write SQL.
Customer Studio
For less technical users, pass traits and audiences from SQL Server using our visual segmentation builder.
FAQs
There are several options to sync data between sources. You can manually build and maintain a data pipeline, use a point-to-point solution such as Zapier, or you can manually upload CSVs.
With Hightouch, you get:
- Automation: You do not need to build and maintain custom data pipelines and you do not have to have your team do manual work
- Simplicity: You avoid a complex web of integrations caused by point-to-point solutions by syncing data from your source
- Speed: You can get set up in quickly - the average Hightouch customer starts syncing data in 23 minutes
- Control: companies of all sizes have access to enterprise-level controls including observability, dbt integrations, and version control
- Security: Hightouch never stores your data and is HIPAA, GDPR, CCPA, and SOC-2 compliant
90% of all Hightouch syncs complete in 30 seconds or less, and the platform enables non-technical users to self-serve.
With Hightouch, you can sync data as frequently as it changes within your SQL Server. You can trigger data syncs manually or schedule them to run at an interval or custom recurrence as often as once per minute.
Hightouch offers a basic mapper or advanced mapper that allows you to visually match columns from your SQL Server to fields in Salesforce.