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CRM Filter adds CRM awareness to your prospecting workflow. When you’ve connected Salesforce, HubSpot, or Microsoft Dynamics, you’ll see badges on contact cards showing who’s already in your CRM — and you can filter to focus on contacts that are or aren’t in your system. No more switching between tabs to figure out who’s new.

What You’ll See

CRM Filter introduces two visual changes to BenefitFlow: CRM badges on contact cards — A small badge appears on any contact card when that person already exists in your connected CRM. You can spot who’s been added at a glance without opening individual records.
Contact cards showing CRM badges indicating contacts already in your CRM
CRM status filter — A new filter option in the sidebar lets you toggle between All, In CRM, and Not in CRM. Use it to narrow your view based on whether contacts have already been added to your CRM.
Filter panel with Not in CRM selected, showing contacts not yet in your CRM

How to Use CRM Filter

1

Verify your CRM connection

Go to Settings > Integrations and confirm your CRM is connected and the CRM Filter preference is enabled.
Settings page showing CRM Filter toggle under Integrations preferences
2

Navigate to your contacts

Open the Contacts page from the main navigation. CRM badges appear automatically on any contact that matches a record in your CRM — no extra setup required.
3

Filter by CRM status

In the filter sidebar, find the CRM Status filter. Select In CRM to see contacts you already have, or Not in CRM to find net-new prospects.

How It Works

FeatureDetails
Matching LogicContacts are matched by email address. Employers are matched by website URL.
Sync FrequencyContacts synced through Lists update almost immediately. All other CRM data refreshes automatically within a few hours.
Supported CRMsSalesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft Dynamics 365
Where It AppearsContacts page and employer profile contact lists

Use Cases

GoalHow CRM Filter Helps
Find net-new prospectsFilter to Not in CRM to see contacts your team hasn’t added yet — no more guessing who’s new
Avoid duplicate outreachFilter to In CRM to check which contacts are already being worked before reaching out
Fill gaps at key accountsVisit an employer profile, then filter contacts to Not in CRM to find additional decision-makers to add
Don’t see CRM badges or the filter? You’ll need an active CRM integration first. See CRM Integrations: Getting Started to connect your CRM.

FAQ

No. Any user can see CRM badges and use the filter once an admin has connected a CRM integration and enabled CRM Filter in Settings.
It depends on how the contact was synced:
  • Contacts synced through Lists — CRM badges appear almost immediately after syncing.
  • All other contacts — BenefitFlow periodically checks your CRM for changes. Badges typically appear within a few hours.
Badges only appear when BenefitFlow can match a contact to a record in your CRM by email address. If the contact’s email in BenefitFlow doesn’t match any email in your CRM, no badge will show.
CRM badges appear on the Contacts page and on contact lists within employer profiles.
Yes. CRM Filter works with Salesforce, HubSpot, and Microsoft Dynamics 365. The experience is the same regardless of which CRM you use.

CRM Integrations: Getting Started

CRM Integrations: Overview Guide

Last modified on March 10, 2026