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HubSpot + Salesforce sync — when keeping both makes sense

Sometimes the answer isn't migrating off Salesforce — it's running both. HubSpot for marketing/service, Salesforce for sales of record, kept in sync without the standard nightmare.

HubSpot's native Salesforce sync is solid out of the box but turns brittle the moment you have field-level conflicts, custom objects, or non-standard ownership. We configure the sync, design the conflict resolution, and add the gap-filling for fields the native sync doesn't cover.

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• When two-system is the right answer (and when it isn't)
• Field-level mapping decisions
• Lifecycle preservation
• Custom objects and complex relationships
• Operations Hub vs custom integration

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FAQ

• What's the difference between native sync and your setup?
  Native sync covers ~80% of the use case. The remaining 20% is the work that breaks: field-level conflicts, lifecycle preservation, custom object sync, conflict resolution rules.
• Will this slow down our Salesforce or HubSpot?
  No. Sync runs via API in the background; latency is typically 5–60 seconds depending on object volume.
• What if we want to migrate off Salesforce later?
  Then we migrate. The sync setup is a stepping-stone for many teams.