A Salesforce opportunity tracks pending or actual revenue from a sale. After you set up
the Salesforce connector, your Salesforce opportunities become available in Account Engagement for
ROI reporting. This feature is available as part of the connector, and doesn’t have to be
enabled.
Required Editions
Available in: All Account
Engagement Editions
How It Works
When you create a Salesforce opportunity with a contact role that’s associated with a
prospect, we create a read-only opportunity in Account Engagement. The Account Engagement
Campaign field refers to the first prospect’s source campaign. That record is the only Account Engagement opportunity for the Salesforce opportunity, even when other contacts are added.
Future contacts are added to the Account Engagement opportunity as prospects.
Opportunities are managed in Salesforce only. Each time you edit or delete an opportunity in
Salesforce or its lifecycle stage changes, the updates appear in Account Engagement after the
next sync. When an opportunity is won or lost, the status change appears on the prospect’s
record as a prospect activity.
To disable opportunity syncing, contact Salesforce Customer Support.
Considerations
Opportunities are created at the prospect account-level. To sync a Salesforce opportunity
that’s associated with a person account, add the person account as the opportunity contact
role.
Only one opportunity is created in Account Engagement, even if the CRM opportunity is tied
to multiple contacts. All corresponding prospects are tied to the same opportunity.
After an opportunity is marked Closed Lost, Close Dates that are set in the future remain
unchanged in Account Engagement, even if the Close Dates are edited later in Salesforce. As a
result, Engagement History Reports can be impacted.
Use Custom Opportunity Fields in Automations You can use custom opportunity fields in automation and segmentation rules. The prospect opportunity rule criteria uses relation group functionality that lets users define multiple rules. When used with the Match All rule type, the opportunity must match all criteria for that prospect to be considered a match.
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