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Setting up your Salesforce Integration with TAMI

Integrate your Salesforce to TAMI.

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Written by Sidney Cooke

To setup your Salesforce integration all you need to do is:

1. Go to “Settings” in your TAMI account.

2. Select the integration “Salesforce”

3. Accept the agreement.

4. Log into Salesforce.

5. Go to “Manage Field Mapping”

6. Selected to either export as a “Lead” or “Account/ Contact”

7. Complete the mapping between TAMI & Salesforce.

8. Go to “Industry mapping”

9. Map the according industry from TAMI to Salesforce.

10. You are now connected to Salesforce and will have export capabilities.

*Salesforce will only need to be configured from an App Admins account. This setup will then be mirrored in any additional users under that account.

Configuring your export settings:

With your integration successfully connected, you can configure export preferences and limit the objects that can be exported. To Configure the integration please see the below steps:

From the “CRM Setup” page for the integration, select “Manage Field Mapping”:

2.Configure export type:

3. Select each Data type you want your users to be able to export to Salesforce.

4. Click Continue to “Review & Submit”:

5. To Save click “Submit”

Industry Mapping:

1. Select “Industry Mapping”:

2. Configure and map the relevant industry & sub industry to the relevant industry in Salesforce:

3. Hit “Save” to ensure any amendments are saved.

Additional information:

Add or Remove Fields

Add fields by clicking Add Field at the bottom of the field list. Each field that you add must be mapped to a corresponding field in your integration:

Activating Salesforce Dedupe:

1. Navigate to “CRM Setup” and select “Activate Salesforce Dedupe”:

2. Authorize Access:

3.Dedupe is activated:

4. You will be able to see those Leads, Accounts & Contacts existing in your Salesforce as they will be identified by a blue ring with a “SF”. See below example:

5.You will be able to see who the owner of the record is as well as who created it:

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