platform / integrations

Plugged into the stack you already run.

Marketing ops lives between systems: the CRM that sales trusts, the warehouse where product truth lives, and the MAP that's supposed to reconcile them. veloquent treats both ends as first-class.

Salesforce, both directions

A bidirectional sync keeps people, fields, and statuses moving between veloquent and Salesforce — with field-level configuration, a visible sync queue, and a change log, because “the sync broke on Friday” should be a diagnosable event, not a Monday-morning mystery.

Your warehouse is an audience source

Query the warehouse — Snowflake and friends — directly for segmentation: product usage, trial status, billing plan, whatever your data team already models. The assistant uses the same access when you ask it for “enterprise trials that went quiet,” so PLG-style audiences don't require exporting CSVs out of one tool to import into another.

app.veloquent.io/audiences
Audiences in veloquent, showing lists sourced from a data warehouse alongside Salesforce-sourced segments with their member counts

Warehouse-sourced and Salesforce-sourced audiences, side by side in one library.

One platform, both motions

The practical consequence: growth teams running product-led motions and demand-gen teams running traditional programs stop needing different tools with different sources of truth. Same campaigns, same review gate, same audit trail.

Questions operators ask

Does veloquent sync with Salesforce?
Yes — bidirectionally. Records and field changes flow both ways with configurable field mapping, a visible sync queue, and a change log for diagnosing issues.
Can veloquent build audiences from Snowflake?
Yes. veloquent queries connected data warehouses directly for segmentation, and the assistant can do it from a plain-language request — no CSV export/import loop.
Is veloquent for PLG or for demand gen?
Both, deliberately. Warehouse-driven audiences serve product-led growth; campaign structure, programs, and Salesforce sync serve traditional demand generation — in one platform with one review gate.

Follow the build.

One email when something ships. Or better: bring us the thing your MAP won't fix.