Salesforce Contacts is a Clone skill that creates, updates, finds and annotates Salesforce contacts, always linked to an account. Sales rep, SDR, sales ops and customer success clones use it to keep people records accurate and find the right person at a company. It requires a Salesforce connection, and every contact change your clone makes is logged.
List the VP-level contacts we have at the healthcare account I'm meeting tomorrow.
We have four VP-level contacts there. One changed roles recently, so I updated the title on that record.
| Name | Title | |
|---|---|---|
| N. Achebe | VP Operations | On file |
| G. Romero | VP Finance | On file |
| H. Sato | VP Clinical Services | Updated title |
| E. Walsh | VP IT | On file |
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Link your Salesforce org and choose which contact actions your clone may take.
Add a contact to an account, find someone by email, update a job title or list contacts by seniority.
Your clone links each contact to its account and confirms the change. Every action is logged.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Salesforce Contacts to work as part of their job.
It means an AI maintains the people records in your Salesforce. With Clone, your clone adds, updates, finds and annotates contacts and makes sure each one is linked to an account.
It keeps your data connected. When your clone adds a contact, it attaches it to the right account so the person shows up with the company's records.
Yes. Connect your Salesforce org once and set object-level permissions for what your clone may change on contacts.
Sales rep, SDR, sales ops and customer success manager clones use it most, for meeting prep, outreach and keeping titles current.
Updated October 2026