When a new lead lands in Salesforce or HubSpot, a Neotask agent checks the CRM for everything already known about that person and company, fills in the fields a rep would otherwise leave blank, and links the lead to any account or contact history that already exists in the system. No new lead sits unqualified because a rep hasn't had time to look it up yet.
Right now a rep who gets a new lead notification opens the record, then runs a manual search to see if the company already has an account, checks whether anyone else at that company has an open opportunity, and copies over a job title or account name from an email signature by hand. In Salesforce that's a SOQL-style lookup across Contact, Account, and Opportunity done through the UI, one object at a time. In HubSpot it's searching contacts and companies by domain, then manually creating the association if the match is right. Both take five to ten minutes per lead and get skipped entirely when volume spikes, which is exactly when duplicate leads and orphaned records pile up. With Neotask, the same lookups run the moment the lead record is created: the agent queries the CRM's own objects for a match, updates the new record with what it finds, and links it to the right account before a rep ever opens it.
The trigger is a new Lead created in Salesforce or a new Contact created in HubSpot, whether it came from a form fill, a manual entry, or a batch import. The agent picks up the record as soon as it exists.
Integration: salesforce
In Salesforce, the agent runs a SOQL query across Contact, Account, and Opportunity by email domain and company name to see if this person or company already has history. In HubSpot, it searches contacts and companies with filters on domain and name to find the same thing.
Integration: salesforce
If a matching Account or Company already exists, the agent updates the new lead's fields, title, account name, and any custom fields, from that existing record instead of leaving them blank. In HubSpot this is a batch property update; in Salesforce it's an update to the Lead or Contact record.
Integration: hubspot
The agent associates the new contact with its company record in HubSpot, or attaches the Lead to the matching Account in Salesforce, so the rep sees one connected record instead of a disconnected new entry sitting next to an existing account.
Integration: hubspot
The agent logs an engagement on the record, a task or note in HubSpot, an activity in Salesforce, noting what was found and merged, then notifies the assigned rep that the lead is ready to work rather than needing lookup first.
Integration: hubspot
No third-party enrichment API is used here. The agent works with what Salesforce and HubSpot already have: existing Account, Company, Contact, and Opportunity records. It fills in fields and links records using data your team has already captured, it does not fetch anything from outside your CRM.
Yes, but as two separate setups. The lookup and update logic is the same idea, search by domain, update the record, associate the account, but the actions are CRM-specific: SOQL queries and Lead/Account updates in Salesforce, search and batch-update calls in HubSpot.
Yes. The last step logs an engagement on the record and can notify the assigned rep, so they see a completed, connected record instead of a bare new lead.
That's configurable. Record updates and associations can run autonomously, or you can require approval before anything writes to Salesforce or HubSpot. Most teams run the search and match steps automatically and gate the final field update.
The lead is left as a new, unlinked record with whatever fields came in on the form or import. Nothing is invented to fill gaps. The value here is catching the leads that DO already have history in the CRM, not fabricating data for the ones that don't.
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