Changelog

The Google Sheets connector is live! You can now set up two-way syncs between Google Sheets and other Whalesync connectors like Webflow, Notion, Airtable, HubSpot, and Salesforce.

Syncing with Google Sheets means:

• Real-time updates across platforms

• Dashboards that stay up to date automatically

• Streamlined collaboration for your team, with less manual work

Supported fields include:

• Text

• Numbers

• Percentages

• Dates

• Currencies

• Email

• Dropdown

• Checkbox

For details, see our quick start guide and template packs.

The Outreach connector is now available. You can set up two-way syncs between Outreach and other Whalesync connectors like Salesforce, HubSpot, Airtable, and Postgres to streamline your sales workflows.

Supported tables include:

• Accounts

• Companies

• Prospects

• Opportunities

For additional objects or fields, feel free to reach out. See our docs for setup and more details.

Creating your first sync just got simpler. Our new Get Started flow guides you step-by-step through the setup process, so you’ll always know exactly where you are and what’s next. While the steps remain the same, the new flow makes it easier than ever to follow along and get up and running confidently.

Understand exactly what changes will happen before they go live. With Sync Preview, you’ll see a detailed preview of the updates Whalesync will make during the initial sync. This way, you’re always in control, knowing the exact impact of your sync setup.

Sync Preview is available whenever Whalesync initiates an initial sync, such as when:

• Setting up a sync for the first time

• Adding a new table mapping to an existing sync

• Adjusting filters within a sync

Get started with Sync Preview and set up your syncs confidently, knowing precisely what to expect.

Whalesync has received a major visual upgrade! From the beginning, our goal has been to deliver an integration platform that’s not only powerful but enjoyable to use. Today, we’re thrilled to introduce an overhauled interface that’s designed to make Whalesync more intuitive, streamlined, and ready for what’s next.

While Whalesync may look different, your favorite features are all here, many now easier to access. This redesign also sets the stage for exciting new functionality rolling out soon, including:

• Record Matching to sync data seamlessly between apps with existing records

• Filters to control exactly which records sync across apps

We’re excited for you to explore the new Whalesync experience!

Whalesync now supports two-way sync with Microsoft Dynamics - Sales Hub! Seamlessly integrate your MS Dynamics CRM data with any other Whalesync connector, including Airtable, Notion, or Postgres, to keep your workflows aligned and data in sync.

Sales Hub by Microsoft Dynamics offers an accessible CRM solution for businesses of all sizes. With our new connector, you can sync data for key tables such as:

• Accounts

• Contacts

• Opportunities

Have suggestions for additional objects or fields? Let us know! For setup and usage details, visit our docs.

We’re excited to announce support for Copper CRM! You can now set up two-way syncs between Copper and any other Whalesync connector, including Airtable, Notion, and Postgres, enabling seamless data flow across your favorite tools.

Copper is a user-friendly CRM designed for small businesses, and with this new connector, you can sync data for essential tables like:

• People

• Companies

• Opportunities

• Opportunity Pipelines

• Contact Types

Have a request for additional objects or fields? Let us know! For setup guidance and more details, visit our docs.

Whalesync now supports two-way sync with Close CRM! Easily connect Close with Airtable, Notion, Postgres, and other Whalesync connectors, keeping your data seamlessly in sync across tools.

Close is a straightforward CRM solution built for small businesses, and with our new connector, you can now sync data for key tables, including:

• Opportunities

• Contacts

• Leads

• Pipelines

• Tasks

• Emails

• Notes

• Calls

Need additional objects or fields? Let us know! For setup and usage details, visit our docs.