CRM integration
Native connector coming soonSalesforce + WhatsApp via InfiQ
Bring WhatsApp into Salesforce the way your admins already automate everything else — Flows call the InfiQ API, webhooks write conversations back, and the audit trail stays intact.
How the data flows

Salesforce
your system
InfiQ
rules + templates
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Live syncWhy connect
What syncing Salesforce unlocks
Four flows teams typically wire up first when Salesforce starts talking to WhatsApp.
Flow-triggered messaging
Salesforce Flow HTTP callouts hit the InfiQ API at any automation step — lead assigned, opportunity stage changed, case escalated — sending the matching approved template.
Lead and contact sync
Sync Salesforce leads and contacts into InfiQ audiences for compliant, opted-in broadcasts, and create records from inbound WhatsApp enquiries automatically.
Case updates customers read
Service Cloud case status changes become WhatsApp notifications, and customer replies route back into your service queue via InfiQ webhooks.
Logging built for audits
Store message history against records with timestamps and delivery states — the paper trail regulated teams need when a conversation becomes a dispute.
How it works today
Connect today with webhooks and the REST API
No waiting on a connector: Salesforce and InfiQ can talk today over the same rails the native integration will use.
- 1
Create your API credentials
Sign in to the InfiQ dashboard and generate a scoped API key — it takes about a minute.
- 2
Wire Salesforce events to InfiQ
Point Salesforce's webhooks or automation layer at the InfiQ REST API, and subscribe to InfiQ webhooks for replies and delivery states.
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Send approved templates
Trigger pre-approved WhatsApp templates with live data, and handle inbound replies in the shared team inbox or your own system.
Example flows
- Lead assigned in Salesforce → Flow callout → introduction template from the owner's queue
- Case status changed → update template with reference number and next step
- Inbound WhatsApp message → InfiQ webhook → Salesforce lead or case comment created
Endpoint references, payload examples and sandbox keys are in the developer docs.
Native Salesforce integration
A packaged integration with native Flow actions for template sends, scheduled contact sync and conversation logging to the activity timeline — so admins configure WhatsApp like any other Salesforce automation, without Apex.
Native integration coming soon — connect today via webhooks and the REST API. Flows you build now carry over unchanged when the connector ships: it replaces the wiring, not your templates or automations.
Where it fits
Teams that pair Salesforce with WhatsApp
See how businesses in these industries run the flows above end to end on InfiQ.
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Salesforce integration — common questions
Is the Salesforce integration available now?
Yes — you can connect Salesforce to InfiQ today using webhooks and the REST API. What is still in development is the native one-click connector; until it ships, the connection is API-based rather than point-and-click.
What can I automate between Salesforce and WhatsApp?
Flow-triggered template sends on lead, opportunity and case events, contact sync for broadcasts, case updates with two-way replies, and full conversation logging against records for audit and handover.
Do I need developers to set this up?
For the direct API route, yes — a developer typically wires up the first flow in a few hours using our docs at /developers. If you have no engineering bandwidth, you can bridge Salesforce and InfiQ through Zapier or Make without writing code. The native connector will remove the technical step entirely.
When is the native connector coming?
Native connectors roll out in phases and we do not publish dates we cannot keep — talk to us for the current roadmap. Building on the API today is safe: when the connector ships it replaces the plumbing, not your templates or message flows.
Put Salesforce on WhatsApp this week.
Start with the API today and switch to the native connector when it lands. Our team will map the flow in a 20-minute call.
