Anyone using FieldPulse alongside another system? How do you manage the overlap?

We're in that awkward middle ground where FieldPulse handles most of our field operations, but we still have a legacy CRM that sales refuses to give up (and honestly, it's got 10 years of customer history that would be painful to migrate). Right now we're doing a lot of manual CSV exports and it's... not great.

Curious how others are handling this. Are you:

  • Running dual systems with some kind of sync?
  • Using FieldPulse as the source of truth for some data and the other system for others?
  • Just living with the redundancy?

YMMV obviously, but I'd love to hear what's actually working in practice vs. what sounds good in theory. Any gotchas worth sharing?

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  • We're in a similar spot — FieldPulse for dispatch and field ops, HubSpot for marketing and sales nurture. What we landed on: FieldPulse owns the job lifecycle, HubSpot owns the prospect lifecycle. The handoff is a single integration point when a lead becomes a booked job.

    Pro tip: resist the urge to sync everything. We tried bidirectional contact sync initially and it was a mess. Now we only push job status TO HubSpot for closed-won reporting, and that's it. Way cleaner.

    Side note: make sure your sales team knows FieldPulse doesn't automatically update HubSpot deal stages. We had to build a Zap for that specifically.

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  • We're in a similar spot — FieldPulse for dispatch and field ops, HubSpot for marketing and sales nurture. What we landed on: FieldPulse owns the job lifecycle, HubSpot owns the prospect lifecycle. The handoff is a single integration point when a lead becomes a booked job.

    Pro tip: resist the urge to sync everything. We tried bidirectional contact sync initially and it was a mess. Now we only push job status TO HubSpot for closed-won reporting, and that's it. Way cleaner.

    Side note: make sure your sales team knows FieldPulse doesn't automatically update HubSpot deal stages. We had to build a Zap for that specifically.

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