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Who this is for

You’re the admin responsible for getting Endgame up and running for the first time. You might be in RevOps, SalesOps, or Enablement. This path walks you from initial Salesforce connection through full configuration and tuning.

What you’ll accomplish

By the end of this learning path, you’ll have:
  • Connected Endgame to Salesforce and your core integrations
  • Configured the Salesforce custom fields that matter most to your team
  • Connected Slack channels to the right accounts
  • Uploaded your core sales knowledge
  • Created rules that teach Endgame your org’s vocabulary and conventions
  • Built your first custom skill for a repeatable workflow
  • Validated everything works by test-driving the system yourself
These map directly to the actions that separate high-performing Endgame deployments from average ones. Admins who complete all of these within 30 days see significantly faster team adoption.

Time commitment

Plan for about 2-3 hours total, spread across your first week. Each module is 10-15 minutes.

Modules

Complete these in order. Each one builds on the previous.

1. Login & Connect CRM

Authenticate via Salesforce, approve the connected app, and kick off data ingestion

2. Connect Transcripts

Verify your call recording integration and understand what flows in

3. Connect Chat

Map Slack channels to accounts so internal context powers Endgame responses

4. Upload Knowledge

Add your sales methodology, battlecards, and playbooks

5. Create Your First Rule

Teach Endgame your org’s terminology and CRM conventions

6. Build Your First Skill

Turn a repeatable workflow into a reusable skill your team can run

7. Configure Salesforce Fields

Tell Endgame which custom fields matter so responses reference the right data

8. Test Drive

Validate your configuration by chatting with Endgame across a few accounts

9. Invite Your Team

Bring users in and set them up for success

After this path

Once your team is using Endgame, you’ll shift into ongoing tuning: adding knowledge as gaps surface, building skills for new workflows, and refining rules as your CRM evolves.
Bookmark this page. It’s a good reference for tracking where you are in the setup process.

Next Module

Login & Connect CRM