Salesforce third-party integration?

hey guys! curious if you use third-party integrations in your own Salesforce (not company-wide integrations). wanted to understand if there are any restrictions / issues

Do you use third-party integrations in your own Salesforce?

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🤓 Sales Tech
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CuriousFox
WR Officer
2
🦊
We have rights but I don't use the upload contacts/companies. I worked hard entering each prospect into Salesforce and I don't want some third party shizz mucking that up.
Bankable
Opinionated
2
VP Relationship Manager
I can’t even get our company to integrate to Outlook. Most likely because we are operating on MS office from 2003. 
TINSTAAFL
Arsonist
1
AE
F
CadenceCombat
Tycoon
1
Account Executive
I only use company-wide implemented integrations but would also be very curious if anyone has found any valuable add-ons.
johnnydrama
Good Citizen
1
Account Executive
I use ZI to upload prospects into SF. It’s a multi step process so not particularly useful but better than manually inputting. 
CaneWolf
Politicker
1
Call me what you want, just sign the damn contract
Whether or not this goes well tends to a do a lot with your implementation. If some numbskull implements it, I don't care how good the integration possibilities are because you're going to have a bad time.
StickToTheProcess
WR Officer
1
AE
I started using Scratchpad and when my CSO found out he bought licenses for the whole team. Other than that I haven’t tried anything. Most of our stuff integrates with outreach. 
woof
WR Officer
0
Account Executive
Scratchpad is a game changer! 
Mr.Pickles
Arsonist
1
Sr. Customer Success Manager
Vonage works just fine. It's embedded within SF. We're are currently using it and so far everything seems to integrate seamlessly - so far. 
tonysoprano
Big Shot
1
Sr. AE
I've always used the integration for prospecting tools like ZI because it was always so much faster, but tough when you'd end up with dupes

I recently started using Scratchpad for tasks and pipeline stuff and i love it
DaveyDimes
Acclaimed Answer
1
Account Executive
My company has direct imports and integrations with ZoomInfo and Salesloft. Not sure if that's along the lines of what we are looking for. But overall they are easy to use but they can look a little clunky in SF.
fpast
Member
1
Account Executive
Currently using ZI, not great but gets the job done.  ZI's Linkedin Sales Nav extenstion is the best part.  I have used Apollo in the past which wasn't too bad at all as well.  
Wolf
Opinionated
1
Commercial Account Executive
My company has ZoomInfo,LeadIQ, and Salesloft extensions that work great. Makes it easy to import/exports leads and contacts in a matter of seconds.
SleuthstarSDR
Opinionated
1
Sales operations for SaaS Corp
SalesLoft for business development/prospectig cadences 
Blackwargreymon
Politicker
1
MDR
We have rights but I don't use the upload contacts/companies. I worked hard entering each prospect into Salesforce and I don't want some third party shizz mucking that up.
Error32
Politicker
0
ISR
Actually I am that person, would you suggest an alternative? I usually pitch in the notes when connecting though.
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