We’ll work through a migration scenario in the open: architecture, data model, sequencing, and the trade-offs that matter.
Toronto ServiceNow CRM Event
Moving from Salesforce to ServiceNow CRM
Thinking about moving your CRM off Salesforce? Before you debate the migration in the abstract, come discuss what it looks like in a live conversation — architecture, data model, licensing math, and the common traps that usually stay hidden until the project starts. It's on September 3, at 10am.
Where
ServiceNow Toronto Office
Format
~90-minute interactive teardown
Best for
Admins, architects, platform owners
What You'll Walk Through
A real migration path, not a polished product demo.
This is a working room. We’ll unpack what actually changes when Sales Cloud and CPQ move into ServiceNow and where teams need to be careful.
1
Architecture and journey walkthrough
How the source CRM, target platform, and revenue workflow connect.
2
Data model and object mapping
What moves cleanly, what needs translation, and what creates risk.
3
Licensing and consolidation economics
What changes when CRM and CPQ collapse toward one ServiceNow platform.
What this is
A practical breakdown for the people who will actually do the work.
A clear look at the path from Salesforce to ServiceNow CRM, with enough technical detail to be useful and enough business context to make the decision real.
Live breakdown, not a pitch
Built for technical buyers
Designed for admins, architects, CIOs, and platform owners who need to understand the implementation path before they commit.
Leave with a clearer map
You’ll understand what the move involves, where teams get stuck, and what “good” looks like before the first sprint begins.
Who Should Attend
This is for serious curiosity, especially if the path off Salesforce is already on the table.
If your team is merely browsing, you’ll still learn a lot. If you’re actively evaluating the move, this session should save you a few avoidable scars.
Best fit
Probably not a fit
What you'll learn
The parts of CRM migration that make or break the customer revenue lifecycle.
01
Migration stages and guardrails
How to sequence the move so the business keeps running while the platform changes underneath it.
02
Data model translation
Where account, opportunity, quote, contract, order, and service data need careful mapping.
03
CPQ consolidation economics
What changes when Salesforce Sales Cloud and CPQ no longer sit outside the ServiceNow platform.
04
Identity, roles, and access
How security and user experience need to be designed so adoption doesn’t become an afterthought.
05
Reporting/downstream impacts
Where account, opportunity, quote, contract, order, and service data need careful mapping.
06
Common traps
What changes when Salesforce Sales Cloud and CPQ no longer sit outside the ServiceNow platform.
Agenda
Ninety minutes. Enough structure to stay useful. Enough room for real questions.
10m
Welcome and framing
Why teams are rethinking CRM architecture, and how to look at migration without getting lost in vendor language.
35m
Live Salesforce → ServiceNow teardown
A working walkthrough of the architecture, journey, object model, handoffs, and implementation sequence.
15m
Licensing and consolidation economics
How the math changes when Sales Cloud, CPQ, and downstream workflow move toward one platform.
25m
Open Q&A / whiteboard
Bring your actual questions. We’ll spend the time where the room needs it most.
5m
Takeaways and next steps
A practical scorecard-style takeaway so you can keep the conversation moving with your team.
Register
Save your seat for the session.
The room is intentionally practical and interactive, so we’re keeping it focused. Register here and we’ll follow up with calendar details, arrival instructions, and the final confirmed time.
Session details
Date/Time
September 3, 2026 · 10am
Location
ServiceNow Toronto office
Format
~90 minutes · interactive teardown + Q&A
Cost
Complimentary · registration required
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