> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.unifygtm.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Syncing calls to your CRM > How calls, dispositions, recordings, and transcripts write back to your CRM. export const HubspotLogo = () => ; export const SalesforceLogo = () => ; One of the biggest reasons to call from inside Unify is that every call logs itself. When a rep hangs up and logs a disposition, Unify writes the call back to the person record and syncs it to your CRM automatically. ## What syncs Each call syncs to Salesforce or HubSpot as an activity on the matched person, including: * The **call** itself, with its time and duration. * The **disposition** the rep logged, such as Meeting booked or Not interested. * The **notes** the rep logged on the call. * The **transcript** of the call. * The **recording**, when [recording was on](/reference/dialer/call-recording) for that call. Inbound callbacks are logged too, so both sides of the conversation show up in your CRM and reporting. ## How calls are matched Calls sync to the person record they were placed from, so the activity lands on the right contact or lead in your CRM without manual matching. The write-back uses your existing CRM connection and field mappings. ## Supported CRMs } href="/reference/integrations/salesforce/overview" horizontal> Calls sync as activities on the matched person in Salesforce. } href="/reference/integrations/hubspot/overview" horizontal> Calls sync as activities on the matched person in HubSpot. Call sync uses the same CRM connection as the rest of Unify. If calls aren't appearing in your CRM, confirm your [Salesforce](/reference/integrations/salesforce/overview) or [HubSpot](/reference/integrations/hubspot/overview) integration is connected and syncing.