Comparing the CRM integrations
Mobly supports four CRMs — HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho — but they don't all do the same things. Some sync activities; some don't. Some let you sync to multiple object types; others write to a single object. This article is a side-by-side reference for what each integration supports.
Use this when:
You're picking which CRM to connect first
You're evaluating whether a feature you need is available for your CRM
A CSM needs a fast answer to "does Mobly do X for [vendor]?"
For setup-specific instructions, jump to the per-CRM setup guides.
Looking for a Marketing Automation tool? Mobly also integrates with Marketo and Pardot — see the Marketing Automation comparison.
At-a-glance
Setup time
~15 min
~30 min
~15 min
~20 min
Difficulty
Easy
Moderate
Easy
Moderate
Auth
OAuth
OAuth
OAuth
OAuth
Lead/Contact sync
✓
✓
✓
✓
Company/Account sync
✓
✓
✓ (Organization)
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Activity logging
✓ Engagements
✓ Tasks
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✓ as Notes
Campaign sync
✓ Marketing Events
✓ Campaigns
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—
Configurable sync strategies
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✓ 3 modes
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Custom object support
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✓
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By feature
Authentication
All four CRMs use OAuth through Mobly's new integration platform. No Connected App, API key, or custom REST role setup is required on your side.
Lead / Contact sync
Every CRM gets the captured lead synced. The CRM-side object differs by vendor:
HubSpot
Contact
Contact ID → Email
Pipedrive
Person
Zoho
Lead
Lead ID → Email
Company / Account sync
Three CRMs let Mobly write Company-level data alongside the lead:
HubSpot — creates or updates a HubSpot Company by domain or company name, and associates the Contact
Salesforce — creates or updates an Account; Contact is created underneath the Account in the "Accounts and Contacts" sync strategy
Pipedrive — creates or updates an Organization and links the Person to it
Zoho only syncs the lead-side record; company information goes onto the Lead record as fields rather than a separate Account.
Activity logging
When reps in Mobly take an outreach action — Pulse email, manual note, LinkedIn touch, SMS, call, meeting — that activity can be pushed to the CRM. Coverage differs significantly:
HubSpot
Engagement (Call, Email, Meeting), Note, Communication
Full — every activity type lands on the right HubSpot object
Salesforce
Task
Full — every activity type becomes a Task with the type in the Subject and detail in the body
Zoho
Note (under the Lead)
Partial — all activity types log as Notes on the Lead. No dedicated Task or Activity object
Pipedrive
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Not supported
For Pipedrive, lead activity history lives in Mobly itself — the CRM sees the resulting field updates but no per-activity record.
The activity types Mobly tracks: Pulse-sent emails, calls, meetings (booked via Calendly/Chili Piper), LinkedIn touches, SMS, manual notes, social touches (Twitter, Facebook).
Campaign sync
Per-event sync to a campaign-equivalent object on the CRM side:
HubSpot
Marketing Event
Requires HubSpot Marketing Hub. Member status drivable from Mobly qualifier values
Salesforce
Campaign + CampaignMember
Member Status drivable from Mobly qualifier values
Pipedrive
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No native campaign object. Use a custom field on the Person/Organization for event attribution
Zoho
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No campaign object sync
Configurable sync strategies
Salesforce is the only CRM with configurable strategies for where leads land. Set on the Salesforce Connect tab:
Leads only — every Mobly lead becomes a Salesforce Lead
Leads and Contacts (recommended) — match Lead first, fall back to Contact, otherwise create a Lead
Accounts and Contacts — match Contact first, create under matched Account; create both if no match
Other CRMs always sync to a single primary object (the one listed in the Lead/Contact sync table above) with no configuration knob.
Custom objects
Only Salesforce supports custom-object writes today. You can map Mobly fields to custom objects from the Mapping tab.
The other three CRMs only sync to standard objects. Custom fields on those standard objects are fully supported across all four — only custom objects are Salesforce-only.
Field type enforcement
How strict is each CRM about validating field types? Stricter enforcement means more upfront mapping work but cleaner CRM data; permissive CRMs accept malformed values more readily.
Salesforce
Strict
Restricted picklists, Validation Rules, field-level security — lots of places where a write can be rejected
Zoho
Strict
Picklist values strictly enforced
HubSpot
Moderate
Picklists are strict; text fields are permissive
Pipedrive
Permissive
Pipedrive accepts most type variation; option-list fields are the main strict spot
When to use what
Most full-featured: Salesforce and HubSpot. Multi-object sync, activity logging, campaign sync, custom objects (Salesforce), three sync strategies (Salesforce).
Smaller-team CRMs: Pipedrive and Zoho. Simpler CRMs and the integrations match — lead sync is solid, activity history lives in Mobly (or partially in Zoho as Notes).
If you're already on a CRM, open that CRM's setup guide for the specifics.
Per-CRM details
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