CRM integration

Connect Salesforce deals to worker assignments and client bills

Connect Salesforce CRM to Wingspan. Use won deals to set up work templates and worker assignments. Track onboarding checks and bill your clients. Manage contractor payables and W-2 payroll with clear approvals. Keep sales, client billing, and worker pay linked.

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Connect the work to the payment

  • Salesforce CRM

    Opportunities

    Wingspan

    Engagement templates and assignments

  • Salesforce CRM

    Customer accounts

    Wingspan

    Client invoices and payers

  • Salesforce CRM

    Orders

    Wingspan

    Work logs and work items

Choose which records sync and when they move. Your team stays in control of work review and payment approval.

Fast staffing on closed deals

A Closed Won deal shares project details with Wingspan. Your team selects a work template and adds worker assignments. An assignment is one worker’s job under that template. Keep each worker’s Contractor or W-2 type. Staff the project without retyping deal details.

Aligned client bills and worker pay

Salesforce client accounts supply details for Wingspan invoices. Your team bills clients for agreed work. Contractor payables follow a separate review path. Finance approves each payable before payment. Linked records help you compare client income with worker costs.

Salesforce view of worker readiness

Wingspan sends required-check status to Salesforce worker contacts. Your team sees completed checks and tracks readiness for each assignment.

How Salesforce CRM works with Wingspan

Salesforce tracks client accounts, deals, and your sales pipeline. Use won deals to supply project details for Wingspan work templates and worker assignments. Your team chooses the sync rules that fit your business.

Wingspan manages worker records, called payees, along with checks and pay. Each record keeps its contractor or W-2 employee type. Contractors submit W-9 forms and receive payment for approved payables. W-2 workers use payroll with tax withholding.

Client billing links closed sales to worker costs. Your team sends client bills from Wingspan and reviews contractor payables separately. Linked Salesforce records show assignment readiness and payment progress.

Start with the records you already use

Opportunity
Tracks sales deals and won client revenue.
Account
Stores client names and billing details.
Contact
Stores client names and worker records.
Contract
Stores signed client terms and project dates.
Order
Lists agreed client tasks and line items.
Work Milestone (custom object)
Tracks finished tasks, units, or logged hours.
Contractor Payable Sync (custom object)
Shows when worker bills are approved and paid.

Sync options

Choose which tool holds each record. Set the changes that sync between them. Connect your records to the Wingspan workflows below.

Opportunities

Engagement templates and assignments

Salesforce CRM to Wingspan

A Closed Won Opportunity sends project details to Wingspan. An engagement is a reusable work template. An assignment links one worker to that template. Your team chooses the template and workers. Each worker keeps their Contractor or W-2 type. Deal details supply dates and scope for the work.

Customer accounts

Client invoices and payers

Reference or reporting

Salesforce Account data supplies client billing details in Wingspan. The selected client is the payer for your client invoices. Client billing stays separate from worker pay. Your team chooses which client records and fields sync.

Orders

Work logs and work items

Salesforce CRM to Wingspan

Salesforce order lines supply scope for Wingspan work. A work item records one task. A work log groups tasks for review. An active order does not prove work is done. Approving a contractor work log creates one invoice/payable. Finance gives separate payment approval.

Contracts

Engagement templates and assignments

Reference or reporting

Signed contracts in Salesforce share dates and terms with Wingspan. This sets dates for work templates and client projects. Your team uses these terms to guide worker assignments. You make sure dates match contract terms before you assign workers.

Worker contacts (custom classification field)

Requirements and eligibility

Wingspan to Salesforce CRM

Wingspan shares readiness status on Salesforce worker contacts. The status reflects required checks for each assignment. Contractors use W-9 forms. W-2 workers use employee payroll forms. A completed check on one job does not clear every job.

Work milestones (custom object)

Payables

Salesforce CRM to Wingspan

Approved contractor milestones send work details or agreed amounts to Wingspan. Work details fill a work log. A known amount creates a payable directly. Pick one path for each cost. Creating a payable does not release funds. Finance gives payment approval before a contractor payroll run pays it.

Payment references (custom object)

Payment status and references

Wingspan to Salesforce CRM

Wingspan sends pay updates to a custom Salesforce record so teams can track payment stages. Paid means Wingspan recorded the pay in the app. Deposit confirmed means the sending bank processed it. It does not prove the receiving bank posted funds. Finance matches these records to bank statements.

Integration workflows

01

Start worker assignments from closed sales deals

A sales deal moves to Closed Won.

Your sales team marks an Opportunity Closed Won. Deal details supply scope and dates in Wingspan. Your team selects an engagement template and adds assignments. Each worker keeps their Contractor or W-2 type. Workers finish the checks for their assignment. Wingspan sends readiness status to Salesforce. Managers see who is ready for that work.

02

Approve contractor work and payables

A manager approves contractor work in Salesforce.

A manager approves a contractor milestone in Salesforce. Work details fill a Wingspan work log. A known amount creates a payable directly. Use one path for each cost. Approving a work log creates one amount owed. The contractor sees an invoice. Your team sees a payable. Finance gives separate payment approval. A contractor payroll run pays approved payables. Wingspan sends payment status and references back to Salesforce.

03

Send client bills and pay worker obligations

Your team completes a client billing milestone.

A completed client milestone supplies details for a Wingspan client invoice. Your client is the payer on that invoice. Worker costs follow their own pay path. Contractors receive payment for approved payables. W-2 workers receive payroll wages with taxes withheld. Finance reviews client billing and worker pay separately. Linked records help your team track income and costs.

Plan your integration

Keep private financial data safe

Choose the worker details and assignment readiness updates your Salesforce team needs. Define field access and review any tax, banking, or document requirements when setting up the sync.

Set up worker records in Salesforce

Decide how to track workers in Salesforce before syncing. You can use standard contact records. You can also use a custom object. This keeps client contacts separate from workers. In Wingspan, a worker record is a payee. It is not a login account. You pick whether each worker is a contractor or a W-2 employee.

Separate work review from payment approval

Work approval in Salesforce does not send money. Approved contractor milestones supply work logs or direct payables. Pick one path for each cost. Finance must give payment approval in Wingspan. W-2 workers follow the employee payroll path.

How the worker lifecycle fits

Connect worker records from hire to pay. Choose the Contractor or W-2 type and keep the right checks for each.

Workers and worker types
Approved contacts make worker records in Wingspan. A worker record is called a payee. You pick the worker type. You choose contractor or W-2 employee. Then onboarding starts.
Engagements and assignments
Won deals and contracts set up work templates. The app calls these engagements. Each worker gets a job under that template. The app calls this an assignment.
Requirements and eligibility
Wingspan sends required-check status to Salesforce worker contacts. Teams track readiness for each assignment.
Work logs and approved work
Approved contractor milestones fill work items in a work log. Approving that log creates one invoice/payable. Finance gives payment approval in a separate step.
Payables
Contractor milestones supply work details or known amounts. These create payables through one chosen path. Finance approves each payable before a contractor payroll run pays it.
Client invoices
Salesforce records share client details with Wingspan. Wingspan uses this info to make client bills. Your client is the payer on these bills. Client bills stay separate from worker pay.
Payments and payouts
Wingspan sends pay updates to Salesforce. Paid means Wingspan recorded the pay in the app. Deposit confirmed means the bank sending the pay processed it. It does not prove the receiving bank posted funds.
Tax forms and reporting
Manage worker tax forms and yearly filings in Wingspan. Define reporting fields and access rules for contractor 1099 and employee W-2 records when setting up the sync.

Connect Salesforce CRM to your worker workflows

Bring worker records, work review, and payments together. We’ll help you set up the flow your team needs.

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