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Scrape contact info off Textdrip or VanillaSoft pages and push it straight into your Sales Locker CRM as a new (or updated) contact. Stop retyping the same lead information twice. Sales Locker Sync sits quietly on your Textdrip and VanillaSoft pages and moves contact data straight into your Sales Locker CRM in a couple of clicks. How it works Open a lead in Textdrip or VanillaSoft, click the Sales Locker button that appears on the page, and either hit Auto-Scan to pull in what it can find, or use the point-and-click tool to grab specific fields yourself. Review what came through, then send it to Sales Locker. What it captures Name, phone, email, birthdate, address, city, state, zip code, quote amount, notes, and tags — plus two things most CRM sync tools skip: Appointment booking. Add a date, time, and timezone, and Sales Locker Sync books an actual calendar appointment for you — not just a note in a field. Workflow triggers. Pick from a short list of your team's workflows and automatically enroll the new contact the moment it's created. Built for how your team actually works No bulk imports, no CSV exports, no waiting on integrations to sync. You're already looking at the lead — this just closes the gap between seeing it and having it in your CRM. Setup takes a few minutes Connect your Sales Locker account with a Private Integration Token (Settings → Private Integrations in Sales Locker), and you're ready to go. Everything is stored locally in your browser — nothing passes through any third-party server.
Aug 5, 2026
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