Is the Salesforce integration live?

It’s in development, not yet live. It will use the same provider-agnostic CRM layer that already powers the live Attio integration.

Does Ember replace my Salesforce workflow?

No. Ember works on top of Salesforce — it reads context to draft outreach and writes activity back. Salesforce remains your system of record.

Can Ember help with stale Salesforce data?

That is one of the main reasons to connect it. Ember logs email activity back automatically, so records reflect what actually happened without reps doing data entry — and it surfaces the opportunities that have gone quiet instead of letting them hide in a report.

What can I use while I wait for the Salesforce integration?

Connect your inbox. Ember drafts from your real email history, so it works your relationships today; when the Salesforce sync ships, your CRM context layers in on top.

Integration · Coming soon

Ember + Salesforce

Bring Ember’s outreach agent to your Salesforce pipeline.

Salesforce support plugs into the same provider-agnostic CRM layer Ember uses for Attio and HubSpot, so contacts and history flow in and activity flows back without bespoke code.

What it does

Contact and activity sync
Grounds drafts in Salesforce records
Activity written back to Salesforce

How it works

1Connect Salesforce through its official OAuth.
2Ember reads contacts and their related records to understand the relationship and where the deal stands.
3It grounds each draft in that context and queues it for your approval.
4Email activity is written back to Salesforce so the record reflects what happened.

What syncs

Ember reads

Contacts and related records
Notes and activity history
Pipeline and relationship context

Ember writes

Email activity logged to the record
Updates that keep Salesforce current

Why it matters

Salesforce is where many revenue teams already live. Ember’s provider-agnostic CRM layer means Salesforce slots into the same read-context-then-write-back model as Attio — no bespoke integration code, no separate system to maintain.

The gap Ember fills is the one every Salesforce admin knows: the data going stale. Reps don’t log activity, opportunities sit untouched for weeks, and the pipeline review becomes an exercise in archaeology. Ember attacks both sides of that problem at once — it writes email activity back automatically so the record stays true without data entry, and it acts on what the record says, drafting the follow-up that moves a stalled opportunity instead of waiting for someone to notice the last-activity date.

This integration is on the roadmap and in development. Attio is live today; Salesforce is the one to watch if your pipeline already runs there. Because Ember grounds its drafts in your email history, it starts being useful from the moment your inbox is connected — the Salesforce sync deepens the context rather than gating it.

Frequently asked

Is the Salesforce integration live?: It’s in development, not yet live. It will use the same provider-agnostic CRM layer that already powers the live Attio integration.
Does Ember replace my Salesforce workflow?: No. Ember works on top of Salesforce — it reads context to draft outreach and writes activity back. Salesforce remains your system of record.
Can Ember help with stale Salesforce data?: That is one of the main reasons to connect it. Ember logs email activity back automatically, so records reflect what actually happened without reps doing data entry — and it surfaces the opportunities that have gone quiet instead of letting them hide in a report.
What can I use while I wait for the Salesforce integration?: Connect your inbox. Ember drafts from your real email history, so it works your relationships today; when the Salesforce sync ships, your CRM context layers in on top.