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Which Account-Based Orchestration Platforms Offer the Best Integrations?

Tech teams rely on seamless integrations to keep their data flowing, campaigns aligned, and sales and marketing efforts in sync. When evaluating account-based orchestration platforms, strong integrations with CRMs, ad platforms, MAPs, and BI tools can be a major deciding factor.

These five platforms are among the most mentioned in the Account-Based Orchestration Platforms category on G2:

  • HubSpot Marketing Hub: Native integrations are a highlight—especially with HubSpot CRM—but does it offer enough flexibility for hybrid stacks or custom data pipelines?
  • 6sense Revenue Marketing: Known for strong Salesforce and MAP integrations. For teams with more complex workflows, how smooth is the real-time data sync across tools?
  • Demandbase One: Offers integrations across advertising, CRM, and analytics. How well does it handle use cases where product and usage data need to be incorporated into targeting?
  • Madison Logic Platform: Prioritizes integration with media and content platforms. Curious how deeply it connects with MAPs and attribution tools.
  • RollWorks Account-Based Platform: Simple plug-and-play options for CRMs and ad platforms. Is it scalable enough for multi-product teams with more advanced integration needs?

If you’ve worked with any of these, I’d love to hear:

  • Which integrations were most useful for your workflows?
  • Were there any limitations around custom data sources or reporting?
  • How responsive were the platforms to API needs or partner tool support?

Would be great to learn what’s working—and what’s not—for integration-heavy teams.

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Bhoomika P.
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Does Demandbase One work well with custom data sources, or is it better suited for standard CRM and MAP integrations only?

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