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Smarsh and Global Relay integration

Smarsh / Global Relay SalesforceHubSpot

Short answer

Integrating communications archiving providers such as Smarsh or Global Relay with Salesforce and HubSpot makes sure emails and messages sent from the CRM are captured for SEC and FINRA recordkeeping and supervision.

How the Smarsh and Global Relay integration works

Archives usually capture email through journaling from the mail server. Emails sent directly from HubSpot or Salesforce may bypass it, so firms add a BCC-to-archive address, use a connector, or route sends through their mail servers.

What syncs

  • Emails sent from the CRM
  • Marketing emails
  • Chat and social posts where applicable

See the architecture diagram ↓

Integration options

  • BCC-to-archive settings
  • Archive provider connectors
  • Mail-flow routing

What to plan for

  • Gaps in CRM-sent email capture
  • Marketing email volume
  • Supervision workflows

Frequently asked questions

Are HubSpot emails archived automatically?

Not always. Many firms add a BCC address or connector to capture them.

Does this apply to Salesforce too?

Yes. Emails sent from Salesforce should be checked for archive coverage.

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Architecture

How data flows: Smarsh and Global Relay integration

CRM Middleware / connector layer Connected system
What syncs between systems
FromToWhatDirectionTimingHow
SalesforceSmarsh / Global Relayvia BCC or mail routing Emails sent from CRMCRM sends can bypass journaling. → one-way real-timeemail routing
HubSpotSmarsh / Global Relayvia BCC or mail routing Marketing & sales emails → one-way real-timeemail routing
Mail serverSmarsh / Global Relayvia Journaling All mailbox email → one-way real-timeemail routing

A typical pattern, simplified. Your design depends on licenses, data ownership and volumes, which we settle in discovery.