For organisations running HubSpot and Salesforce in parallel, typically marketing in HubSpot and sales in Salesforce, where the native connector covers the basics but you need deeper custom-object mapping, conflict logic, and near real-time updates.

HubSpot
HubSpot is a cloud-based CRM and marketing platform used by B2B sales and marketing teams to manage contacts, deals, and customer communications.

Salesforce
Salesforce is an enterprise CRM platform used by mid-market and large B2B organisations to manage accounts, opportunities, and sales processes at scale.
Plenty of organisations run HubSpot and Salesforce side by side, usually marketing in HubSpot and sales in Salesforce, and the two have to agree for either to be trusted. HubSpot's native Salesforce connector handles this well for standard objects: contacts, companies, and deals sync in both directions with field mapping, and recent versions also sync custom objects. It has known limitations, though. Field mappings involving Salesforce lookup fields on custom objects are not supported, conflict resolution is basic, and the sync polls roughly every fifteen minutes rather than reacting in real time. For larger or more complex data models, those gaps start to matter. SyncCloud builds and runs the HubSpot and Salesforce integration where the native connector stops being enough, with deeper field mapping, custom sync rules, and near real-time triggers, as a managed service.
The native connector syncs custom objects but cannot map Salesforce lookup fields on them and leaves complex relationships behind. SyncCloud maps custom objects, lookup fields, and the associations between them in both directions, so a data model that goes beyond standard contacts and deals stays consistent across the two systems.
You define which records sync, in which direction, and which system wins when both change the same field. Where the native connector offers only basic conflict handling, SyncCloud applies the precedence and routing logic your process needs, so Salesforce and HubSpot agree rather than overwrite each other.
The native sync polls roughly every fifteen minutes. SyncCloud uses HubSpot webhooks to sync on specific data value changes, so a closed deal, a stage change, or an owner update can move between the systems in near real time rather than on a fixed cycle.
SyncCloud monitors the integration continuously, handles the impact of platform updates and schema changes, and gives you a named Exelement contact, so operation is proactive rather than reactive internal troubleshooting.
SyncCloud starts with a scoping session covering both data models: which objects sync, in which direction, and under what rules. We build the field mapping, routing, conflict logic, and error handling, test against sandboxes on both sides, and move to production. SyncCloud connects through the HubSpot and Salesforce REST APIs directly, syncs on specific data value changes through HubSpot webhooks for near real-time updates, and applies custom sync rules including which system wins on a conflicting change. Exelement runs the integration as a managed service, monitoring it and absorbing the impact of platform updates, with a named contact for operational questions.
HubSpot's native Salesforce connector syncs contacts, companies, deals, and, in recent versions, custom objects, with standard field mapping. It has known limitations: field mappings on Salesforce lookup fields for custom objects are not supported, conflict resolution is basic, and the sync polls on roughly a fifteen-minute cycle rather than in real time. SyncCloud builds directly against both REST APIs, so deeper custom-object and lookup mapping, conditional conflict logic, routing, and near real-time triggers are all in scope. A HubSpot sandbox and a Salesforce sandbox are recommended before implementation.
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