Keep the CRM you have. Let the agents work it.
Your CRM holds the deal context Arrows reads, and it takes the updates Arrows writes back. Your reps get a workspace built for selling instead of one more system to keep current.
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HubSpot
Arrows runs as a HubSpot app. Reps create and manage sales rooms straight from the deal, room views and interactions land on the HubSpot timeline and fire Slack notifications, and the agents work from the calls, notes, and emails already syncing into the record.
HubSpot is an Arrows customer, and HubSpot Ventures is an investor.
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Salesforce
Connect Salesforce and the agents work from the same deal record your team already trusts: they read the context on the opportunity and write the property changes back, so nobody has to keep two systems in step by hand.
Your reps work in Arrows. The record stays current in Salesforce.
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Connected to the context that drives every deal
Arrows plugs into the tools where your deal context already lives, so the agents work from the full picture, and act where it counts.
CRM questions, answered
Does Arrows replace my CRM?
No. Keep the CRM you have. It holds the deal context Arrows reads and takes the property changes Arrows writes back. Your reps work in Arrows, not in the CRM: a workspace built for selling, not for reporting. Never open the CRM again.
Which CRMs does Arrows connect to?
HubSpot and Salesforce, plus Attio, Close, and PandaDoc. Arrows also connects the tools around the CRM where deal context actually shows up: AI notetakers like Gong, Fathom, and Granola, and email and calendar through Gmail, Outlook, and Google Calendar. More connectors are on the way.
Will the agents change my CRM without asking?
No. The agents do the work, your reps decide what ships. Every follow-up, CRM update, and sales room refresh arrives finished, one click from done. Nothing sends until a rep approves it.