Your Salesforce platform doesn't exist in isolation.
Connect Salesforce to your existing systems and external data sources. We've connected Salesforce to core banking, loan origination, and compliance systems across dozens of third-party platforms.
Why integration projects fail.
Salesforce integration connects Salesforce to the systems and data sources around it, from core banking and loan origination to ERP, HR, BI, commerce, and telephony. LOVALTO designs integrations that hold up, with real-time synchronization, error handling that does not fail silently, and a plan for outages. It is for teams whose data lives across several systems.
Most integration failures aren't technical. They're architectural.
The wrong pattern for the use case
Request-response, batch sync, and event‑driven designs each fit a different job. Chosen by habit instead of by use case, the integration fights the data it carries.
Pattern mismatchErrors that fail silently
A callout times out, a record never arrives, and nothing tells anyone. Missing error handling turns a small failure into a data quality problem.
Missing error handlingNo plan for the outage
Nobody decided what happens when the external system goes down, so requests pile up or disappear and recovery is done by hand.
No downtime planThe APIs, and the data that moves through them.
Custom services where Salesforce needs them, and the migrations that bring legacy data in.
The right pattern for the job
Custom REST and SOAP API development: inbound, outbound, synchronous, and asynchronous, with the pattern chosen for the use case rather than by habit.
Build & connect
- Custom REST and SOAP services with OAuth, Named Credentials, and token management
- Inbound webhooks, outbound callouts, and bulk data transmission
- Async processing (@future, Queueable), circuit breakers, and idempotency
Patterns & security
- Request-response, fire-and-forget, batch sync, event‑driven, and pub-sub
- Rate limiting, IP whitelisting, encryption in transit, and audit logging
- API governance and documentation for long‑term maintainability
Bad data in means bad data out
Legacy data migrations are high-stakes. We profile, cleanse, and validate before anything touches production.
Migration & quality
- Legacy extraction, profiling, mapping, and transformation
- Duplicate detection, cleansing, and validation before go-live
- Test migrations, production cutover planning, and reconciliation
ETL & tooling
- Scheduled sync, CDC, incremental loads, and error recovery
- Data Loader, MuleSoft Composer, Informatica, and custom scripts
- Performance optimization for high‑volume transfers
Connect Salesforce with the rest of your stack.
Popular business applications and industry-specific platforms, from email and calendars to ERP, HR, BI, commerce, and telephony.
Communication & collaboration
G Suite (Gmail, Calendar, Drive), Microsoft 365 (Outlook, Teams), Slack, Zoom, DocuSign, PandaDoc.
ERP & accounting systems
NetSuite, SAP, Oracle ERP, QuickBooks, Xero, Microsoft Dynamics, Sage Intacct.
HR & talent management
Workday, ADP, BambooHR, UltiPro, SuccessFactors, Greenhouse, Lever.
Analytics & BI tools
Tableau, Power BI, Looker, Domo, Qlik, Google Analytics, Adobe Analytics.
E-commerce platforms
Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud.
Contact center & telephony
Five9, Talkdesk, Genesys, Amazon Connect, Twilio, RingCentral.
Designed to survive the day the other system goes down.
We plan the architecture, governance, and operational runbooks alongside the build, so the integration is still supportable a year later. Integration is one of the four layers we design together in Salesforce architecture.
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Assess and select
Architecture assessment, platform selection, and API governance, with security, compliance, and scalability planned from the start.
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Build and test
Development, data mapping, and integration testing, including what happens when the external system goes down.
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Deploy with monitoring
Production deployment with monitoring and alerting, so a failure raises a flag instead of failing silently.
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Document and maintain
Documentation, runbooks, and knowledge transfer, followed by performance tuning, security hardening, and tech debt reduction.
When the problem is past the connection.
If the problem is what the data means once it lands, that is Data & Analytics. If it needs custom code on the Salesforce side, that is Custom Development. Integration-heavy sectors are covered under Financial Services and Utilities. See all capabilities.
Map your stack with us.
Your stack shouldn't live on islands. We unify Salesforce with whatever's next to it: real‑time, event‑driven, rock-solid.