Why Conquer
The Salesforce-
native dialer your
reps actually want to
use
Conquer puts calling, SMS and mobile field calling inside
Salesforce. Reps dial from the record, text from the record,
and log field visits from their phone with Voice Mobile. Every call,
text and recording is captured automatically.
Verified on Salesforce AppExchangeOwn carrier networkSOC 2 compliant
Trusted by the best sales teams
A day in the life of a rep
Same rep. Same Tuesday. One tool lives
inside Salesforce.
How much of your team's day goes to toggling between tools and fixing what didn't sync?
Follow two reps, both on Salesforce, from first login to last call.
| Time | Salesforce + bolt-on dialer | Salesforce + Conquer |
|---|---|---|
| 8:00 | Opens Salesforce, then opens the dialer in another tab to actually work the list. | One tab. Opens Salesforce. The call queue is already on the record. |
| 8:20 | Twenty minutes in, the softphone still will not connect. | Queued dialing. First call is already ringing. |
| 8:45 | First dial through the CTI adapter. Voicemail. | Voicemail drop. One click, next call ringing. |
| 9:30 | Prospect's phone shows the call as Spam Likely. | Own carrier network. Clean, local line. Connected. |
| 10:15 | New lead lands in Salesforce. The dialer will not see it until the next sync. | Speed to lead. Routed and called in four minutes. |
| 11:30 | Texting lives in a third tool, on a different number. | SMS. Quote texted from inside the record. |
| 1:30 | On-site meeting runs long. Notes wait until the drive home, then half get forgotten. | Voice Mobile. Notes dictated in the parking lot, logged in under 30 seconds. |
| 3:00 | Audio drops mid-call. Prospect hangs up. | Carrier-grade audio. Two conversations, back to back. |
| 5:30 | Closes eleven tabs and back-fills activity. | Auto-logged. Logs off. The whole day already lives in Salesforce. |
Four reasons sales teams switch to
Conquer
Built inside
Salesforce, not bolted
on
Conquer installs in your org
and is verified on
AppExchange. No
middleware, no second
database, no sync to babysit.
We run our own
carrier network
Call quality, STIR/SHAKEN
compliance and number
reputation are handled
directly, not resold, so more
calls connect.
Voice Mobile takes it
into the field
Field reps call, log meetings
and dictate notes from iOS or
Android. Managers see every
visit in Salesforce in real time.
Reps use it without
being told to
It works where reps already
work, so adoption happens on
its own. Paycor reached 100%
rep adoption.
New · Voice Mobile
Field reps sell from their
phone. Salesforce stays
current anyway.
Voice Mobile brings Conquer calling to iOS and Android. Reps call,
capture in-person meetings and dictate notes between stops,
and every activity syncs natively to Salesforce.
- One-tap calling to any Salesforce contact
- Voice-to-text notes and structured dispositions
- Activities logged in under 30 seconds
- Secure OAuth login, encrypted data, DNC enforcement
"What we had before was cobbled together andDoug Gibbs · Sr. Inside Sales Manager, Waste Management
disjointed."
Results that scale past one Tuesday
Optum
2x
more pipeline
ADP
225%
more pipeline
Paychex
36,000+
hours saved
Paycor
100%
rep adoption
Salesforce dialer FAQs
What does Salesforce-native mean?
Conquer installs inside your Salesforce org and is verified on the AppExchange. There is no middleware, no second database and no sync to maintain, so every call, text and recording lives on the record.
How is a native Salesforce dialer different from one built on another platform?
Conquer runs its own carrier network, so call quality, STIR/SHAKEN compliance and number reputation are handled directly rather than resold.
Does Conquer work for field sales reps?
Yes. Voice Mobile is the Conquer mobile app for iOS and Android. Field reps call, capture in-person meetings and log notes by voice, and everything syncs to Salesforce.
How long does rollout take?
Weeks, not quarters. There is nothing to integrate and no separate system for reps to learn.
Do we still need another sales engagement tool?
No. Our customers replaced their stack rather than adding to it.
Want to see your own Tuesday?
See Conquer running inside a Salesforce org like yours, at the desk
and in the field.