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CRM

The CRM connector lets your Vibe app read and write your account's contacts, companies, and opportunities. Instead of mocking up a contact list or a deals table, Vibe wires the generated UI directly to the same records you manage in CRM.

What it layers on​

CRM layers on Business App's CRM product. When the connector is enabled, Vibe can read and write:

  • Contacts — the people in your CRM, along with their contact details.
  • Companies — the businesses and organizations linked to your contacts.
  • Opportunities — deals tracked across your sales pipeline, including stage.
  • Custom objects — any custom object types configured in your CRM.
  • Activities — logged activity records, including tasks.

A contacts table, company directory, or pipeline view built in Vibe reflects the same records you manage elsewhere in CRM — there's no separate data set to keep in sync. The connector is two-way: changes you make to a record in your Vibe app sync back to CRM, and updates in CRM appear in your Vibe app.

Enabling the connector​

Open your project's settings and select Connectors — see project settings. Toggle CRM on to make your contacts, companies, and opportunities available to the supervisor agent for that project.

When to use it​

Reach for CRM when:

  • You want a contacts directory or company list inside your Vibe app.
  • You want a pipeline view showing opportunities by stage.
  • You want a dashboard built on your actual CRM records instead of placeholder data.

Building with CRM data​

Describe what you want to see, and name the CRM entity so Vibe knows which data to wire in:

Add a contacts page listing every contact with their name, email, and phone number.

Build a pipeline view showing opportunities grouped by stage.

Add a companies directory page with each company's name and its linked contacts.

Add a task list showing overdue tasks assigned to me.

The supervisor agent recognizes terms like "contacts," "companies," "opportunities" or "pipeline," and "tasks" or "activities," and wires the generated UI through the CRM connector when it's enabled for the project.

Writing back to CRM​

Because the connector is two-way, your Vibe app isn't limited to displaying records — it can create and update them too. Describe the action you want, and the change lands in CRM:

Add a "New contact" form so I can create a contact with a name, email, and phone number.

Let me log a call or a note on a contact's record.

Let me move an opportunity to a different pipeline stage from the pipeline view.

Forms map to CRM fields​

Forms built by Vibe map to real CRM fields, so a lead captured on your site lands in CRM exactly where your sales team works. See the Forms connector for how to build and edit forms in your Vibe app.

Next steps​

  • Connectors — Overview of all connectors and how to combine them
  • Analytics — Surface performance metrics alongside your CRM data
  • Prompting Library — Ready-made CRM prompts for contacts, companies, and pipelines