The Architecture
Salesforce CTI, built native.
Every other CTI tool runs a second system of record. The call lives in the vendor cloud and Salesforce gets a copy. WorkDial has one system of record. Calls, recordings, and AI analysis are written as native Salesforce objects from the moment they happen.
Voice · WhatsApp voice · AI call analysis · all inside Salesforce
What is Salesforce-native CTI?
WorkDial is a Salesforce-native CTI platform. It runs voice calls, WhatsApp voice, and AI call analysis inside Salesforce rather than connecting to it from outside. Calls are written as Call__c, transcripts as Transcript__c, and sentiment as Sentiment__c. There is no middleware, no second system of record, and no external copy of your call data to sync or reconcile.
Built by the team behind ValueText, the Salesforce-native messaging platform, rated 4.97 stars across 100+ AppExchange reviews.
01The second system of record
What breaks when the call lives outside Salesforce?
Every other CTI tool runs a second system of record. The call, the recording, and the AI insight are born in the vendor's cloud, then synced into Salesforce as a copy. Salesforce is the destination, not the source. The pipeline reflects what got synced, not what happened.
A pipeline you cannot trust
The call lives in the vendor database and Salesforce gets a copy. You run two systems of record for one conversation. The forecast reflects what synced, not what happened.
Sync failures, silent gaps
Middleware drifts, fails quietly, and leaves gaps between the two systems. Nobody notices until a report is wrong or a deal is missed because the call never logged.
Automation that does not fire
Salesforce Flow cannot trigger on a call event that never became a native record. The automation you built for call outcomes, sentiment, or routing does not fire.
Your conversations in someone else's cloud
Your most sensitive data, the conversation itself, sits in a vendor database under separate rules you also have to govern. That is a second security perimeter, not a simpler one.
02Native vs integrated
Native or integrated: what is the difference?
Integrated CTI tools (RingCentral, Aircall, Dialpad) are mature and capable. They are also built to connect to Salesforce from the outside. WorkDial inverts that: the call is a Salesforce record from the start, not a copy synced in from a vendor database. The longer version of this argument is in native vs integrated CTI.
Where does your call data actually live?
Call data is written as native Salesforce objects. Your recordings go where you choose: as native Salesforce Files in your own org, in your own Twilio, or in your own cloud storage. WorkDial keeps no copy of its own. The only component outside Salesforce is the telephony transport that carries the call, and it stores none of your data. See how native security works, and why WorkDial runs inside Salesforce instead of integrating with it.
03What runs inside Salesforce
One platform, three capabilities, all inside Salesforce.
Each capability has its own page: the Salesforce dialer for voice, WhatsApp voice calls for global reach, and AI call analysis for transcripts, sentiment, and summaries. All three write to the same native objects, so the architecture on this page holds for every one of them. You can watch a call become a native record in the demo.
Salesforce dialer

Click to call from any record. The call is logged as Call__c and the recording as Recording__c. Inbound routing and call-center handling are a mode of the same voice layer.
WhatsApp calling

WhatsApp voice calls placed and logged inside Salesforce, written to the same objects as any other call. One calling layer, two channels.
AI call analysis

Transcripts, sentiment, and summaries written to the record as Transcript__c and Sentiment__c, queryable the moment the call ends.
04A pipeline you can trust
Every call logs itself. Your reports show what happened, not what got typed.
When the call is a Salesforce record from the moment it happens, nothing syncs in, nothing breaks, and nothing needs reconciling. The pipeline is complete because there is no second system to fall behind.
Flow triggers on call events
Salesforce Flow fires directly on a new call, a sentiment value, or a transcript. No middleware in between, no polling, no delay.
how Flow fires on call events →Reports on the same data, no export step
Calls, outcomes, and sentiment are standard Salesforce fields. They report alongside the rest of your pipeline without an export, a connector, or a third tab.
CTI dashboards on native reports →One security model, not two
Sharing rules, permission sets, and field-level security already govern the data. You choose where recordings live. WorkDial keeps no external copy of its own.
how security works →05The complete stack
WorkDial is the voice layer of Salesforce. ValueText is the messaging layer. Together they are the complete Salesforce-native communication stack.
WorkDial is buyable on its own at published pricing. Add ValueText as the complete stack when you want messaging in the same org.
Questions
Salesforce CTI, answered
What is Salesforce CTI?
What is the difference between native and integrated Salesforce CTI?
Is WorkDial really native, or an integration?
How does WorkDial relate to Salesforce Open CTI?
Does WorkDial replace a separate call center platform?
Does Salesforce CTI from WorkDial include AI?
Which Salesforce editions and clouds does it work with?
What does it cost to run Salesforce CTI with WorkDial?
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