Connecting Salesforce to the rest of your systems
A Salesforce integration connects Salesforce to another system, an ERP, a warehouse management platform, a marketing tool, so data moves automatically instead of through manual re-entry. CRM Unity builds integrations using REST APIs and iPaaS platforms, and handles one-time data migrations when a business moves onto Salesforce from a legacy system.
Talk about your project →What's included
- REST API integration design and development
- iPaaS platform configuration (point-to-point or middleware-based)
- One-time and phased data migration from legacy systems
- Error handling and monitoring so failures surface instead of failing silently
See the warehouse-to-Salesforce integration case study for the before/after numbers.
Common questions
How do I integrate Salesforce with my ERP or warehouse system?
Most integrations connect through REST APIs, either directly or through an iPaaS platform that sits between the two systems. The right approach depends on data volume, whether the connection needs to be real-time, and what the other system's API actually supports.
What's the difference between an integration and a data migration?
An integration is ongoing, two systems that stay in sync. A data migration is a one-time move of historical data into Salesforce, usually done once during an implementation and not repeated.