CallRail + Salesforce

CallRail and Salesforce Integration, Built for Reporting

CallRail tells you which campaign made the phone ring. Salesforce tells you what happened next. We join them.

CallRail attributes each call to a source, and its reporting stops at the call. Salesforce picks up at the lead, with no idea which ad or keyword made the phone ring. We match the two, so a campaign is judged on the opportunities it produced, and a missed call is prioritized by who the caller is in Salesforce. TrussCharts is built by Journeys Through Search, a Salesforce partner.

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Per-seat fees
Every 5 min
Dashboard refresh
Month to month
No long contract
BAA signed
For healthcare clients
What you see

Standard modules on this dashboard

Every build is custom. These are the modules we ship most often for this use case. Mix and match, add new ones, drop what you don't need.

Calls Matched to Salesforce Records

Each CallRail call tied to the Salesforce leads and opportunities it belongs to, by phone number.

Source to Deal

CallRail source and campaign carried through to the Salesforce outcome, from first call to closed-won.

Revenue by Source

Salesforce revenue tied back to the CallRail source that produced the call.

Callback Queues by Salesforce Status

Missed callers broken out by who they are in Salesforce: new, repeat, already qualified, or unqualified.

Needs-Callback Tags

Missed calls tagged in CallRail and untagged when someone calls back, so CallRail filters match the dashboard.

Links to Both Systems

Each row opens the call in CallRail or the record in Salesforce.

The callback gap

The callers nobody called back

Most calls get answered. Some get missed and someone calls back. The rest are callers who wanted to reach you, did not, and never heard from you again. Without a list, nobody knows who they are.

A missed call dashboard keeps every one of them in front of your team until somebody picks up the phone.

  • Answered
  • Missed, then called back
  • Missed, never called back
Illustration only. Your dashboard shows your real callers, one row each.
Examples

CallRail and Salesforce reporting example

An example callback list. Location names and caller numbers have been replaced, and the list is illustrative.

Unresolved missed calls: one row per caller who has not been called back, each with a button that opens the call in CallRail.
Questions it answers

What a CallRail and Salesforce report tells you

Which campaigns produce deals?

CallRail’s attribution, followed past the call to the Salesforce outcome.

Who should we call back first?

Missed callers ranked by where they stand in Salesforce.

Are callbacks happening?

Every missed caller shows as called back or still pending, by rep and by location.

How it works

From access to live CallRail and Salesforce reporting

1. Discovery call

We map both systems, how records match between them, and the questions nobody can answer today.

2. Scope + fixed quote

You get a fixed quote within 48 hours of the discovery call. No per-seat fees, and everything is month to month.

3. Build + review

We stand up your reporting on a dedicated subdomain of trusscharts.com. You review and we iterate.

4. Launch + maintain

The dashboard refreshes every five minutes. We monitor it and add views as you grow.

FAQ

Common questions

By caller phone number against the leads and opportunities in Salesforce.
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We ask what you use, what nobody can answer today, and who needs to see the data. We come back with a fixed scope and quote within two business days of our discovery.

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