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CapabilityBecause every transaction executes inside Salesforce, each sale leaves behind structured, contextual data, not just a payment confirmation. Over time, this builds actionable customer intelligence that drives better service, upsell, and repeat business.
The challenge
In many Salesforce environments, transaction data comes from external POS systems, payment tools, or integrations.
This means Salesforce often lacks detailed transaction data, including configuration choices, pricing decisions, and interaction context.
As a result, customer purchase history is incomplete, sales reporting lacks detail, and teams rely on assumptions instead of real data.
Salesforce records that a transaction happened, but not how it happened.
Salesforce may show that a payment was made, but not what was sold, how it was configured, or how pricing was determined.
Without full transaction data, teams cannot identify patterns, preferences, or future buying signals.
Revenue totals exist, but detailed transaction-level data is missing, limiting operational and performance analysis.
Eposly captures transaction data directly inside Salesforce, including products, pricing logic, discounts, and customer context. Each transaction becomes a complete, structured record of the interaction, not just a financial event.
Over time, this creates a reliable customer purchase history in Salesforce, built from real interactions, not reconstructed or synced data. Teams can understand how customers actually buy, personalize every interaction, and make decisions based on complete, accurate information.
Most systems report what was sold. Eposly shows how and why it was sold.
Acme Corp
12 transactions · Last: 3 days ago
Transaction volume
Upsell: Priority support (not purchased in last 3 orders)
Every transaction in Eposly captures a complete view of the sale:
What was sold
Products, configurations, options, and quantities
How it was priced
Base price, discounts, overrides, and negotiated pricing
Who bought it
Customer record, purchase history, preferences, and account context
When and where
Timestamp, location, channel, and interaction context
Turn transaction data into actionable insight directly inside Salesforce, without external analytics tools or data pipelines.
Build complete customer purchase history in Salesforce with every transaction.
Track revenue, performance, and transaction activity across locations, products, and channels.
Monitor payments, order progress, and transaction outcomes in real time.
Analyze store, branch, or team performance using native Salesforce dashboards.
Use real transaction data to improve pricing, sales strategies, and service delivery.
Capture pricing decisions, configurations, and interaction details, not just outcomes, directly on the Salesforce record.
“Orders automatically link to the customer account in Salesforce… we can easily view purchase history. We can compare onsite sales vs web sales directly in Salesforce.”
— Milton Mednick
In practice
See how transaction data in Salesforce becomes usable intelligence across industries:
A luxury jewellery retailer captures every configuration choice, pricing decision, and payment detail on the Salesforce customer record. When a customer returns months later, the sales associate sees exactly what was purchased, how it was configured, and what pricing applied. This enables confident follow-ups, personalized recommendations, and better upsell — without relying on the associate's memory or paper notes.
Every transaction updates the customer record with products, pricing, and interaction details.
All transaction data is immediately available in Salesforce reports, no syncing or ETL required.
Customer and sales intelligence is built directly in Salesforce, not in separate systems.
Trigger workflows, follow-ups, and marketing actions based on real transaction events.
FAQ
See how Eposly captures complete transaction data in Salesforce, and turns every sale into actionable intelligence for your business.
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