In this webinar, we explore how to integrate Salesforce with NetSuite and ServiceNow to create a fully connected business ecosystem. See how aligning CRM, ERP, and IT service systems enables streamlined revenue, finance, and service operations—powered by automation and real-time data synchronization.

What we covered:

🧩 Use Case 1: Closed-Loop Quote-to-Cash with Automated Service Activation
Sales teams close deals in Salesforce, NetSuite manages billing, and ServiceNow handles onboarding and service provisioning.
Value:

  • End-to-end automation from Sales → Finance → IT
  • Reduced data silos and manual coordination
  • Real-time visibility into payments and service activation within Salesforce

💼 Use Case 2: Unified Support-to-Finance Escalation Workflow
Support teams manage cases in Salesforce, technical teams resolve incidents in ServiceNow, and finance processes credits or renewals in NetSuite.

Value:

  • Seamless alignment between service and financial operations
  • A complete 360° customer view across teams
  • Less cross-department friction and manual data entry

Who should watch:
Salesforce admins and architects, finance and operations leaders, IT service managers, business systems analysts, RevOps, and customer success teams.

Originally aired: December 18, 2025
Duration: ~30minutes

⚙️ Technologies featured:
Salesforce, Peeklogic NetSuite Connector, Peeklogic ServiceNow Connector

This session is ideal for organizations looking to unify Salesforce, NetSuite, and ServiceNow into a single, efficient workflow. It demonstrates how integrated systems can automate quote-to-cash cycles, synchronize service processes, and provide a complete, real-time view of customers across sales, finance, and IT.

Watch the recording to see how a connected ecosystem can improve visibility, reduce operational friction, and drive better business outcomes.

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