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salesloft-reference-architecture

Design a multi-team Salesloft integration with explicit tenant, auth, client, scheduler, cursor, webhook, queue, reconciliation, and ownership boundaries. Use when reviewing or creating production architecture. Trigger with "Salesloft architecture", "design Salesloft integration", or "Salesloft multi-tenant system".

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# Salesloft Integration Reference Architecture

## Overview

This skill maps Salesloft integration responsibilities into inspectable components and data flows. It treats tenant isolation, rate sharing, and reconciliation as architectural requirements rather than library details.

## Prerequisites

- Business workflows, team topology, data classes, and service objectives
- Auth-flow and endpoint/scope inventory
- Hosting, queue, database, secret-store, and observability constraints
- Named service, security, data, and incident owners

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