CRM Integrations

CRMs that integrate with Gong

CRMs with mature Gong integration — sync conversation intelligence, deal insights, and call recordings into the CRM record for sales coaching and forecast accuracy.

Why Gong integration matters for CRMs

Gong is the category leader in revenue intelligence — every customer call, video meeting, and email gets captured, transcribed, and analyzed for risks, sentiment, competitive mentions, and next-step commitments. For sales orgs that have committed to Gong, the CRM is the system of record for deals, but Gong is the system of truth for what's actually happening inside those deals. A clean Gong integration pipes that intelligence back into the CRM: call recordings on the deal record, risk flags on opportunity views, coaching scores on rep dashboards, and Gong Forecast feeding the CRM pipeline view.

What to prioritize

  • Call attachment on records. Every call, video, and meeting that Gong captures should land on the relevant CRM contact, opportunity, and account — with the transcript searchable from the CRM record.
  • Deal-stage automation from signals. Gong's risk flags (no decision-maker engaged, competitor mentioned, no next step) should trigger workflow in the CRM — stage demotion, manager notification, or playbook assignment.
  • Forecast and pipeline sync. Gong Forecast competes with Clari and Salesforce's native forecast tools. If you've adopted Gong Forecast, the CRM has to reflect the same numbers — drift between the two is a source of bad executive calls.
  • Coaching loop closure. Manager coaching notes on a Gong call should be visible on the CRM record (and vice versa). This is what separates "we use Gong" orgs from "we run on Gong" orgs.
  • Activity capture write-back. Gong's email and calendar capture should populate CRM activity timelines so reps don't double-enter or skip logging. Most enterprise Gong customers have already retired manual activity logging entirely.

When Gong is the right call (vs. Chorus, Avoma, Fathom, Granola)

  • Mid-market and enterprise sales orgs. Gong's pricing — typically $1,200–$1,800/user/year — only pays back at scale (15+ AEs, $5M+ ARR motion). For SMB teams, Avoma ($19–$129/user/mo) or Fathom (free → $19/user/mo) are right-sized alternatives.
  • Coaching-led sales culture. If your org runs weekly deal reviews against call recordings, Gong's coaching layer (Gong Coach, scorecards, call libraries) is the most mature in the category.
  • Forecast accuracy is a board-level metric. Gong Forecast is one of the strongest forecast tools for orgs that need 90%+ forecast accuracy.
  • Multi-product or multi-segment GTM. Gong's analytics on win rates, competitive mentions, and stage conversion by segment scale better than horizontal CRM reporting alone.

Below: CRMs with Gong integration in our directory

ChurnZero

Customer Success

Customer success platform for SaaS and subscription businesses with health scores, automated plays, in-app messages, surveys, renewal forecasting and AI agents. Prices are quote-based.

Clay

Sales Engagement

Data enrichment and outbound workflow platform for GTM teams: tables pull from 200+ data providers, AI agents research accounts, and results sync to CRMs, sequencers and ad audiences.

Gainsight

Customer Success

Customer success platform for B2B and SaaS companies with health scores, renewal tracking, journey automation and AI agents. Sold in Essentials and Enterprise tiers on quote.

Planhat

Customer Success

Customer platform for B2B companies that combines a customer success platform, a sales CRM and professional services automation on one data model. Prices are quote-based.

Vitally

Customer Success

Customer success platform for B2B teams with health scores, playbooks, shared docs, projects and AI meeting summaries. Used by 600+ B2B teams; prices are quote-based.

Day.ai

CRM

AI platform for go-to-market teams that builds a context graph from email, calendar, meetings and Slack, and runs named AI agents for tasks such as pipeline analysis and meeting prep.

Pipedrive

CRM

Sales CRM built around a Kanban-style pipeline, with workflow automation, email and calendar sync, and a marketplace of 500+ integrations. Aimed at small sales teams.

Pylon

Help Desk

Support platform for B2B companies that works in Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, Discord and chat, with AI agents that investigate and answer tickets.

Salesforce Sales Cloud

CRM

Salesforce Sales Cloud is a CRM for lead, opportunity and forecast management, with Agentforce AI sales agents. Editions range from a free suite to $550 per user per month.

Close

CRM

Sales CRM for outbound teams with a built-in dialer, SMS, email and an AI agent called Chloe. Plans run $9 to $139 per user per month; the site lists 11,500+ teams.

HubSpot CRM

CRM

HubSpot is a CRM platform with Sales, Marketing, Service, Content and Data hubs on one contact database. It fits SMB and mid-market teams that want a free CRM to start and paid hubs later.