Your Salesforce Campaigns, dialed in parallel
Flunter calls your Salesforce Campaigns in parallel and logs every call as a Call-type Task, assigned to the right owner.

Set up Salesforce in three steps
Your reps stay in their calling session. Salesforce keeps up.
- 1
Connect Salesforce
Authorize Flunter through OAuth from Settings > CRM, then map the contact fields your reps need on screen.
- 2
Import a Campaign
Select a Salesforce Campaign. Flunter pulls in its Contacts and Leads. Filter by owner so each rep gets their own book.
- 3
Dial, the Task logs itself
After each call, Flunter creates a Call-type Task with the owner, the outcome, the AI summary and a link to the recording.
What flows between Flunter and Salesforce
| Import Campaigns | Contacts and Leads |
|---|---|
| Filter by owner | |
| Call logged as a Task (Call subtype) | With the owner |
| Lead to Contact conversion | History follows the record |
| Call outcome mapping | Outcome written as text in the Task |
| Call recording | Link in the description |
| AI conversation summary | In the call note |
| Flunter notes pushed to Salesforce | |
| Flunter tasks to Salesforce | |
| Salesforce tasks in Flunter | |
| Contact field mapping | |
| CRM activities shown in Flunter | |
| Full transcript | No, available in Flunter |
Every call becomes a clean Task
In Salesforce, a call that isn't logged never happened. And a rep making dozens of calls an hour isn't going to fill out Tasks by hand.
Flunter does it for them. Every finished call becomes a Task with the Call subtype, tied to the right owner. The description holds the campaign, the outcome, the numbers, the AI summary of the conversation and the recording link. Your Salesforce activity reports finally reflect what really happens on the phone.
Call-subtype Task with the owner
Call outcome, numbers and campaign in the description
Recording link and AI summary

Leads and Contacts in the same session
Your Salesforce Campaigns often mix fresh Leads with already qualified Contacts. Flunter imports both, and your rep calls them in the same session without thinking twice.
When a Lead is converted to a Contact in Salesforce, Flunter follows along. Subsequent calls are logged on the right record. History stays on the right record.
Import Contacts and Leads from a Campaign
Filter by owner on import
Lead to Contact conversion handled

Salesforce follow-ups, right where your reps dial
Your reps' Salesforce Tasks come back into Flunter. Callbacks created in Flunter go to Salesforce. One follow-up list, visible on both sides.
During the call, the contact's Salesforce activities are shown in Flunter. Your rep sees the last touchpoint before the prospect picks up. And managers find every call in Salesforce without having to chase anyone.
Tasks synced both ways
Flunter notes pushed to Salesforce
Admin chooses which statuses sync

Other integrations
HubSpotImport HubSpot lists, log calls as native Call objects with owner and disposition, and see HubSpot tasks inside Flunter.See the integration
PipedriveImport filters on persons and leads, log calls as Call logs with the audio file attached.See the integration
CloseImport your saved searches, log calls as Call activities on the lead, and sync tasks both ways.See the integration
Boond ManagerImport from a Boond URL (contacts, actions, opportunities) and log every call as a Boond action.See the integration
OdooImport saved filters on contacts, log calls as notes in the chatter, and push Flunter tasks as Odoo activities.See the integration
Frequently asked questions
Each finished call is logged as a Task with the Call subtype, tied to the owner. The description includes the campaign, the outcome, the rep, the numbers, the AI summary and the recording link.
Both. When you import a Salesforce Campaign, Flunter pulls in its Contacts and its Leads. You can filter by owner.
Flunter handles Lead to Contact conversion. Subsequent calls are logged on the right record.
Not today. The call outcome is written as text in the Task, readable by everyone, but it isn't mapped to a Salesforce picklist.
Yes. Salesforce tasks come back into Flunter, and tasks created in Flunter are pushed to Salesforce.